Ted Rubin

Hey There

Looks like that white box is controlled in the header.php in the section.

Use Firebug in Fireox to find the exact element but you need to remove or alter line

<div id="header" style="background-image:url();">
<a id="header_img_link" title="Go back to the front page" href="https://painkickers.com"> </a>
<h1 class="header_title push_1 grid_15" style="display:none;"> Pain Kickers </h1>
<h2 class="header_desc push_1 grid_15" style="display:none;"> Rub It On And The Pain Is Gone </h2>
</div>

This should remove that white square.

Within Firebug you can edit and remove code from the site in a non destructive manner to make any neccesary changes.

Firebug

Did you install in a sub directory? it looks like the domain was not added as a primary or add on domain. It shows its registered but no activated.

When you are downloading the files in your browser are you checking the download section to see if it may be in the wrong folder?

Generally Desktop and Downloads are the primary folders.

It does make sense, I think that may work if the CSS files are in specific directories, Which not all theme developers do but it may add to the switching capability.

Maybe I’m missing something but i can’t get the theme switcher to work. Are there any accessibility plugins that may accomplish this.

What are the permissions for the install? That could be preventing the file from running.
Also what is the php version running on the server?

Thank You, I think this may help

Very simple question, I have to do some testing with the plugin,

Have you disabled in the plugin in settings to allow the ring to show up on pages and or posts?

Ted

Okay here are a few things that I have noticed after looking at the images again.

1. The first image with the Database info that Charter has, Says disabled from external host-

Not sure but this could be a problem

2. The Privileges note I wouldn’t worry about, I have that on all my servers.

In your WP-Config file you tried using both localhost and the internal hostname. With the same effect, Correct?

I would contact Charter with a question on the external hostname listing and see if that changes anything.

Ted

WP Ecommerce is a excellent plugin to try

Here are the steps you need to follow.

Go here

You want to follow the section

Using a pre-existing subdirectory install

Hope this helps.

Ted

Cool, Here is the link for redirecting it from the root

You want to move your site from wordpres.com to wordpress.com/domain but still have it come up wordpress.com correct?

Ted

Hey

This depends on the plugin most of the plugins that are developed just link to propagate from your Twitter feed.

The best plugin that I found is the twitter widget from Twitter.

You would add this as a Custom Plugin using the Iframe text and then move that around to your desired reference point in the Widget area.

This should give you the desired effect needed.

Ted

That is correct, You would want to upload the contents of the WordPress zip file to your server and then navigate to your home page. This will bring up the WP-Config page and allow you to set your server settings.

This is keeping in mind that you have created a database on your server as well.

Below is the codex for the full reference and I will be more then happy to break this down for you in the event you have questions.

Ted

Excellent Question!

I ran into this problem when I started using WordPress a few years ago.

What you want to do is you would need to change the Blog address of the server.

Attached is the WordPress Codex regarding this

What you would do is change the Blog and Web Address in your General Settings.

This will allow WordPress to look for your install in another directory or server.

Then what you would want to do is change the Index.php file in the root director of Server one to point to the new directory on server too.

Let me now if this works for you and if I can be any more help.

Ted