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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: HTTP Error 403
    Thread Starter revlimit

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    Guess should have viewed the preceding posts. This has been resolved via this thread.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Cookies in WP 2.3
    Thread Starter revlimit

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    Bump – still looking for an answer.

    Admin… Presentation… Theme editor.

    Under theme edistor will be all the php file that contain how the blog and its html is generated.

    The section most likely to find the link you want to delete would be in the “header.php” file.

    NOTE, if the installer of the blog didn’t chmod all those files you won’t be able to edit them. In that case use a ftp client and chmod all the php file to “666”

    Ya know I looked at your original thread and the moderators did their job, such as it is. Meaning voluntary, with no pay and on their own time.

    It wasn’t until the ten hour mark after your initial posting you finally giving enough info to act on they did so.

    Upon learning the file you have questions on is an execution file (.exe) that not only required anyone to help download it but it has ZERO to do with WordPress or anything to do with the database it operates on….

    THEN… you decided your “best” course of action was to get all huffy about it. Your best course of action should have been to contact your host, but apparently that never crossed your mind.

    Three words for ya…. Call the Whaaaabulance!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Incomplete Display
    Thread Starter revlimit

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    Dgold… headlines are produced via CF’s plugin.

    I’ve cleared the browser cache in all three browsers with no luck, in fact it was one of the first things I tried because it seemed to be a local problem.

    Whooami: I’m aware of the validation errors although they were there prior to the problem starting.

    As I’m not the best at correcting the val problems, if possible and it’s available still could you send the corrected file you have via marc-at-cranialcavity-dot-net

    Thanks

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Incomplete Display
    Thread Starter revlimit

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    I agree, I checked IE6, my normal Firefox and Opera and none display on my end but seem to for others.

    Very strange! And a pain in the behind. I can do everything but see what I post or have the ability to comment.

    With luck someone with a similar problem will happen by with the answer.

    I looking at your original post you say you have published your “Page.”

    In your Dashboard you have two options under “write.” You can write a “post,” or your can write a “Page.”

    A post is what is displayed on the index or front page (note non-capitalized (“page”) of your blog.

    On the other hand a “Page” (Note it’s capitalized) is used for static content, say a short bio for example.

    I suspect you may have selected “Page” for your entry and not “Post.”

    Because your theme by default has no section for “Pages” in its sidebar ot a nav bar across the top or above the header image I can’t verify if this is true.

    revlimit

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    In short…no.

    And you’re in the wrong forum for support of WP.com. You need to be here.

    Thread Starter revlimit

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    3 days and counting.

    At one time this forum was pretty responsive to help requests. I guess not so much any more.

    Thread Starter revlimit

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    Still no response?

    Thread Starter revlimit

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    I’ll add this as a way to bump.

    When trouble shooting this I cleared the cache in both the browser and the wp-cache plugin.

    revlimit

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    My first guess would be some of your images on the index page are too wide.

    And remember search is your friend.

    Check this section of your current themes style sheet

    .narrowcolumn {
    
    	float: left;
    
    	padding: 0 0 20px 45px;
    
    	margin: 0px 0 0;
    
    	width: 450px;
    
    	}
    
    .widecolumn {
    
    	padding: 10px 0 20px 0;
    
    	margin: 5px 0 0 150px;
    
    	width: 450px;
    
    	}

    Note the width size in pixels. Also note you say the problem goes away with some themes. That is because these two widths are different in different designs.

    Now you also say your’re not a CSS expert. (few are)

    The problem is not with the css per say but the images you have posted. I didn’t check each one, and to be honest none I looked at broke out of the the 450px limitation.

    However, some are very close and when added to padding and margins they more than likely have caused the problem. This is especially true with IE,although I use FF and the sidebar displays at the bottom at now.

    Go through all your images and resize them to something under say, 400px or better yet 350px.

    That should solve the problem and also allow your index page to load much faster than it does now.

    I’m on DSL and it takes forever to load.

    Oh… and I just noticed this: Your index page displays posts all the way back to Jan 8th.

    That’s way, WAY too much. Cut it down to “X” number of posts or maybe one week.

    Thread Starter revlimit

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    Count this as resolved.

    Unfortunately I can’t say why, although upgrading from 2.1.1 to the emergency ver 2.1.2 cleared whatever the problem was.

    Thread Starter revlimit

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    As I said I reverted to two previous Vers of WP and the blog was ok. When upgrading to 2.1.1 AGAIN the problem persists.

    The .htaccess file is exactly the same, in fact restored from the original.

    On another note I have another blog under the same domain that was upgraded from 2.0.5 to 2.1.1 with zero problems. At least that is anecdotal evidence the jump from 2.0.5 to 2.1.1 wasn’t the problem.

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