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You can view your previous posts in your profile reachable at the top of the site (under main navigation) or under your name on any of your posts:

http://wordpress.org/support/profile/5738829

Installing ads in other places you use: <?php wp125_write_ads(); ?> in your template files.

If you’re using widgets instead and you’re images are not the correct size then you can define the height and width in the image code:

<img src="http://imageurl.com/imagename.jpg" height="125" width="125" alt="image description" />

Not sure what you mean about adding scripts?

You’re going to need to delve into the CSS stylesheet of your theme, the main culprits are likely to be called sidebar and wrapper.

First one I clicked on seems to offer this.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-field-template/

• Support for media buttons in the textarea.

I would say it’s this:

<p id="nav"><!-- remove this id -->
<a href="http://chembro.net/wp-login.php?action=register">Register</a> |
<a href="http://chembro.net/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword" title="Password Lost and Found">Lost your password?</a>
</p>

check the folder permissions of your upload folder are 777.

Assuming your trying to upload a database backup? If so and you definitely have a db backup then try dropping all the tables from phpmyadmin then re uploading the sql backup.

Or open the backup sql file and append “INSERT INTO” with:

http://wordpress.pastebin.com/Z4RY9Fza

Could be any number of things. Is it happening on the front and backend or just frontend?

Here are a few things you could try (check wp-admin after each change):

• phpmyadmin check the tables and make sure you have changed the url location
• phpmyadmin select all and repair tables
• select all and optimize tables
• check for an error_log in root.
• overwrite all files with a new install. then domain.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php
• back up and delete .htaccess
• check the config file for any white spaces before the opening <?php tag
• delete all themes besides the default.
• rename the plugins folder
• increase the memory: open wp-config and add define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M'); somewhere after the db call.

Is there a php.ini file in the root?

If none of this works but you can access wordpress from the original location then go to wp-admin and export all posts, then setup a fresh install and import posts.

Admin panel – Reading Settings – Blog pages show at most – # of posts