vkaryl

Not if, as with other ISP hosting conglomerates, they don’t allow you to manipulate the .htaccess file.

Dupe thread (ONE is sufficient!): http://wordpress.org/support/topic/106985?replies=2

Make sure you’re uploading only the named theme folder which will include the theme’s .php files and the image folder; some uncompression programs unzip files into multiple layers of folders all with the same name.

Nope. No easy stuff like that….

Here’s a fairly detailed post I made a few days back about doing this:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/106363?replies=5

Don’t know that it IS a database, you can get as much stuff “greeked” here as you like:

http://www.duckisland.com/GreekMachine.asp?strLanguage=latin&strParag=10&oStyle=1

I don’t actually have it installed anywhere right now, but until 2.0.4 (which is when I quit using it), it worked fine for me Handyman – and I didn’t tweak anything either (unlike my usual operative mode….)

Ah…. no, you don’t need the “default theme” files inside other theme folders. You only need the default theme in its own folder, and each other theme it its own separate folder.

Or did I misunderstand that? Other than that, I don’t have an install of 2.1 so I haven’t any idea what the switcher is doing with it…. or not, as the case seems to be.

You could try emailing Ryan: ryan *at* boren _dot_nu…. ask if he can help?

No, no one “expects” you to do that at all. If you choose to release themes, great. Otherwise, do as you will.

[And thanks for the heads up on the type of links, Root – kept me from blindly loading the page….]