vkaryl

Well, that’s been the procedure for creating pages in all the two plus years I’ve been using wp. It’s not an html thing. (Only way it could be an html thing would be if you were doing a “normal” static html site, and wp is DECIDEDLY not that – and in a normally set up wp install, you can’t use html pages except to link out to them).

Now, your version is shown at the bottom of all the screens in the wp-admin section. If you’re using anything under 2.0.9 or 2.1.2 (depending on base version), the FIRST THING you need to do is upgrade. You download either of those latest versions from the download link at the top of the forum index page here.

I’d assume that pay-for themes are in general the theme author’s less-generic art, for instance; some of them might have some added-in functionality, but most that I’ve looked at are simply the same files and functions as in free themes.

Some theme authors charge because they’re starting their themes from scratch with more “custom” looks. And some theme authors charge because they feel if people can’t do themes themselves, then they should be willing to pay those who CAN do them….

Hi pezastic –

Ah, I see! I was a bit confused, not unusual for me of course. Yes, that would make one wonder, if there was something that was more “elastic” about it that didn’t show in the screenie….

Many themes come with the classes “alignleft” and “alignright” already set in the css. When you want to wrap text around graphics in a post, you simply use the appropriate class within the post to move the img link where you want it.

If your css doesn’t have those classes natively, add them:

.alignright {
float:right;
}
.alignleft {
float:left;
}

Try that, let us know how it goes (and in general, you shouldn’t need to use “clear” anywhere for that….)

Errno 13 is something to do with your database on the server – generally your host needs to handle this. Try a search on google for more specifics; can’t remember exactly what it means in more detail.

Well, let us know what happens next…. you don’t have to upgrade to 2.1, btw – 2.0.9 fixes the same problem….

There’s some other threads here about similar stuff, see if you can get search to work for you, look for “strange numbers” or some such…. Oh wait, I posted in one of them let me look in profile to see if I can find it. I’ll post back in a bit.

Here’s that one:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/108436?replies=14

I read your other post…. I’ve never had any problem like that.

Right now, I have 35+ (my own and clients) wp 2.0.9 installs on one shared server reseller space. Each of those has been set up from the same 2.0.9 download. Each of them has its own uname=admin/individual pw email sent to me during the setup process. I can access each of them from my browser with saved info without the problem you’re having.

I don’t know…. only thing would be if maybe you overwrote a saved uname/pw or something….

Though if you’re trying to use the same database, you do have to be VERY careful about prefixes.