brandon206

TS- how do you link like that? The only links I see are when there’s a php call to pull ‘pages’. Does that mean I could link to a catagory or a specific page if I wanted to?

I’m not too worried, because I’m still setting things up how I like, so the pages were to get an idea of what I wanted, but had very little information on them.

The ones that had a lot of information I designed in an HTML designer, so i have them saved in that format and can simply upload them again. phew!

I have noticed some changes to the sidebar (which looks like it went to the original format) and the page links (which are now alphabatized, but not in ‘page order’ listing)… but the rest of my links and data is still there.

I back up my other blog weekly, daily if I do some heavy posting, so I’ll probably do the same when I get this one up and running how I like.

anyone?

I tried to do a javascript redirect from the PAGE to the CATEGORY, but no luck. Anyone know if one can link a catagoy in the ‘pages’ links?

I cleared the database caches, but not the server cache. However, my host did so and I’m back up… though I lost A LOT of data (mainly pages)

No need to be an ass. I simply asked, because I’ve been running other blog programs for months with no such problems. If the cache was full then that would affect ALL tables and databses, no?

Besides that, I DID repair all my tables, before I even posted the initial message and it didn’t work.

We’ll see what my host says. I sent a request for the cache to be cleared.

And yes, I already looked at that help.

Why is this an issue for WordPress and none of my other programs that do blogs?

OK.. I cleared the posts through truncation, but NOW I can’t get my links to show up on my home page… yet they’re all still listed in the admin control page.

hmmm… well, I can’t seem to find contact information for the designer, so does anyone else know how I can get this sucker to work right?

This shows up on all pages:

<div id="sidebar">
<ul>
<?php if ( function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') && dynamic_sidebar() ) : else : ?>
<?php if(is_home()) {?>

<?php if (function_exists('WeatherIcon')) : ?>
<li><strong>Seattle, WA</strong>
<ul><?php WeatherIcon('station=KSEA'); ?></ul>
</li>
<?php endif; ?>
<hr align="left" width="55%" />
*snip*
<?php if(is_home()) {?>

and I can tell that <?php if(is_home()) {?> is the trouble code. But whether I delete 1 or both occurances, I get this error “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ ”

I’d REALLY like uniformity and to have all the sidebar content on ALL my pages… but I just don’t see how I can do that, when I keep getting this error.

I was afraid of that. Thanks for the info.

I should add… the reason I removed <?php if(is_home()) {?> was because I found that everything below it didn’t show up on other pages.

But why when I delete it out, does it throw an error?

ahhhh the padding. I didn’t think of that. I DO want it aligned to the right, just not that far. I’ll give it a go with padding, but can you offer any advise as to where I’d add that information in the CSS form?

hmmm Opera looks similar to FireFox… I may have to give that a try. I believe I’ve only come across this issue while @ work, when I’m on IE6, but at home I only use FF.

Spencer… thanks for the reply. I changed the align to right before and got a terrible result. I just changed it and this is what it does: https://wearedepthrecordings.com/1/

anyone?

I’d like to know why both the RTE and Plain text editor place tags around text, rather than the
that I place…. in the posts, the way they’re used, aren’t XHTML compliant, whereas
is.