Michael Bishop

You can create a Page template with your code.

Note also that as of 2.9, you can use category slugs in your category templates instead of IDs.

Have you tried turning debugging on? Simply add define('WP_DEBUG', true); to your wp-config file, this might shed some light. I’d warn against sharing FTP access, despite seemingly good intentions.

It’s bizarre though because I changed the theme to the default and also disabled all plug-ins to no avail. Any idea what could have triggered this change or how I can get it back?

The default theme does this by default. `<title><?php wp_title(‘«’, true, ‘right’); ?> <?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></title>’ in header.php – where wp_title is the template tag to get the post title, ‘&laquo’ is the separator («), ‘true’ echos the title and ‘right’ is the position of the separator. bloginfo(‘name’) is the Blog Title as set in Settings->General. Either the theme you are using has a similar line in header.php or you are using a plugin to generate this.

If you want to only show the post title for the <title> tag, simply remove the <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> from the <title> tag in header.php. If the theme doesn’t have this, then you need to find which ever plugin (SEO?) that is doing this and change the option.

When you click the first icon next to “upload/insert” to add an image, select the image to upload from your computer, there’s a field for “Link URL” below Description, above Alignment.

Change that URL to what ever address you want the image to link to, then click the “Insert into Post” button below the Size option. This should insert the image into the post linking it to the external site.

You can confirm this by looking at the HTML view.

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.upload-max-filesize is basically what you need to modify

you need to edit your php.ini file to allow for larger uploads, this isn’t a WP setting. If you’re not familiar with the php.ini file, you should contact your host.

Did you leave all of the files in /blog except for your index.php and .htaccess (which should be moved to the root directory)?

Did you leave the WordPress address the same, but change the blog address to simplyolivia.com in Settings->General?

Did you edit the index.php file in the root directory to read require('./blog/wp-blog-header.php'); ?

Note you would still login to the admin area at simplyolivia.com/blog/wp-login.php ?

Finally, did you update your Permalinks after you did all of that?