Phil

I have set up about 5-6 wp installs which for some reason haven’t auto set up uploads folder – Maybe permissions on server.

In this instance, I’ve always created it myself and opened access to WP and not once had any issues after that – even other plugins like NGG can create folders inside it after and again, never an issue from then on.

You are in the wrong place. This is WordPress.org – where you host your own WordPress install on a server.

You need http://en.support.wordpress.com/ for WP-hosted solutions. They have their own support where you will find your answers.

You cheated! 😉

Increase server memory by the looks of it…

Contact your host so they can check PHP memory limit and increase accordingly.

Doubt it but you never know.

Have you tried altering the height=”315″ to another value?

Here’s what I would do:

Amend this line to your style.css (on line 484):

#wp-calendar td {
background-color: #chooseyourcolor !important;
}

(Obviously change #chooseyourcolour to whatever hex colour you want, eg #121212)

As long as the !important part is there it will overwrite the default colour that comes with the plugin, so even if you update the plugin, it should still keep your new custom colour. You can always add it to other things like border, color, padding etc and future updates won’t undo your changes.

Can we see your embed code?

The only way to achieve this (whether it works or not) would be to create a page called Category and another page called Cat. You would place Cat underneath the Category page (so Category is the parent). This would in theory give you category/cat as a url – whether it conflicts with the actuall /category ie the archive of posts is another thing to consider. Worth giving it a go though.

There will be other ways to achieve this as well such as rewriting the url via htaccess.