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  • to give you the short answer, she is using the “NexGen” Gallery that allows added features for posts… for example…

    This is a Test Page

    [gallery 1]
    Some text

    [gallery 2]
    Some more text

    [gallery 3]
    Even more text

    Now as an FYI — you will need to get the correct “short codes” from the NexGen website when you download and install their plugin… in fact, you may even wind up having to purchase a “premium” plugin from them… I am not a NexGen user…

    try the plugin Unfiltered MU

    Adds the unfiltered_html capablitiy to Administrators and Editors so that content posted by users with those roles is not filtered by KSES; Embeds, Iframe, etc. are preserved. Note: If for any reason the unfiltered_html capability is ever lost, simply deactivate, and then reactivate this plugin.

    LucyGoosey… trust me, ignore that rambling about how great Linux is… Microsoft is now hosting their “blogs” with WordPress as well…

    Besides, if you are not much into programming, and hacking software with little to no support, stick with your Windows 7 machine since, you have what a few hundred thousand certified and Microsoft employees watching out for you and your personal data on a daily basis..

    In fact once you get IIS 7 or 7.5 installed on your computer, you can using Microsofts “Web PI” and it will install WordPress complete with everything you need if you care to go that route…

    My preference is the method I have already described for you…

    I attempted to create an account however, you have registrations disabled…

    However, it appears to me that, you are using Multi-Site due to the fact that I can get to your site via http://whyareweoverweight.com/blog/ or http://whyareweoverweight.com/

    Noticing that /blog/ is removed… on the link without the /blog/ you are showing the “FULL” not “Summary” post… Hence, you need to visit the “backend” of the “blog” and make the same adjustments… Unless, for some strange reason you have two copies of WP on the site (I really doubt it though)….

    Okay… I see you stated you’ve already tried that so…

    I noticed that if you simply click on your “Home” link the /blog/ was removed from the permalink…

    Are you running in “Multi-Site” mode?

    If yes, you will need to click on your “Sites” and when “Your Sites” appear, you will need to “Visit” the backend of your “other” site. Once there, you will need to follow the same explanation given above for “That Site” that is, under Settings, Reading, and and make certain that you select “Full” instead of Summary…

    Hope that makes sense….

    Go to your dashboard, under your settings, click on reading, and “For each article in a feed, show” change that from Summary to FULL

    Second thought… don’t bother your site is a porno site… your own ISP has probably begun action to ban your site… Also, I do not believe you are allowed to post links to porno sites within this forum…

    Let me try to setup an account… well since you do not allow user registration, and would like me to look at it, you can email login details to me if you would like

    P.S. you actually paid for that template?

    If you are sing Windows 7, install IIS 7.5, grab a copy of Zend CE (Community Edition), when you install ZEND make certain you choose to install on MySQL and uncheck the other database options, (make certain you have Java installed) and you are good to go….

    You do not need WAMP, Apache, or any other webserver other than what is listed above…

    the site looks fine to me… a picture of a shark on the home page…

    I would have to agree with fudj regarding this… as I too, am leary about making changes to the core without fully knowing the consequences… however, so far I haven’t noticed any problems… It would be nice if a wordpress guru would chime in on this one…

    I gave it a whirl… I have several sites the two main sites are the two I made the above change… I also run two seperate MySQL 5.1.50 on one port and 5.1.11 on a different port

    What I have noticed is, once the the pages have been cached (I am running WP-Super Cache) that is when the performance it appears to improve… otherwise, if I clear the cache, the load on the CPU is about the same on the first request for a “non-cached” page…

    Interesting… I will leave the changes as it for a while and check my logs… I have only made the view of the pages using Chrome however, I have IE 9, FireFlox (no idea which version, just not my favorite), Safari, and Opera… I will test each browser and post back later…

    Oh… it’s no big deal… login to the C-Panel and either use file manager to browse for your log files, or login to myphpadmin (I am going to guess you can do that since, you had to make a database to use with wordpress) and check logs there….

    Even better I would Google something like “WordPRess Bluhost cannot access widgets” or something like that… I do not use Bluhost, I have my own server however, to resolve this issue you will need to either restart php, or simply reboot/restart your webserver… how to do that would be as easy as logging into the Bluhost site and viewing the FAQ’s or calling the helpdesk…

    Which plugins where ou running?

    do you have access to your server? Ok, lets start out with the basics, who is hosting your wordpress blog? Do you have your own server, virtual private server, or access to something like C-Panel for your site?

    If you do not have any of the above then, contact your hosts tech department, and ask them to check the error logs for you….

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