brandon206

You need to set up an alias in your host’s control panel.

Since you set up the blog to read from ‘victoriabcconcierge.com’, you need to have your host’s DN servers also point to ‘www.victoriabcconcierge.com’.

You do this by adding an alias, which will be ‘www.victoriabcconcierge.com’

That’s done on the control panel of most hosts.

sometimes, as in my case, you need to change the ‘localhost’ to the IP address of your SQL server. That can throw the ‘cannot connect’ error. Check with your host.

ug… I forgot to close an </a>… that’s why the footer was a giant link.

OK!

So the only issue I have is the moving of my header text to the right of the header.
* I tried text align
* I tried to float the text

Neither worked.

OK.. I fixed the problem with the space under the header, but the footer is still linking to my RSS feed. Anyone know why this is happening?

Most of those errors are in the blog posts and some of the sidebar, but they are issues with linking… nothing that I can see in the CSS or formatting.

That’s an issue with the SQL database you’re using and it’s entirely your host’s fault.

“Database Connection” means that the SQL server isn’t connecting, so all you can do is open a trouble ticket with your host or wait it out.

IMO the RT editor is terrible. I do all my pages in an HTML editor, then paste into WP, but the RTE would add all kinds of odd code, even when I pasted the HTML code directly. It took me quite a while to figure out that I could disable the RTE feature.

Show us a link to your page.. I may be able to help.

Here’s the way I got it to work:

Rename your image to: kubrickheader.jpg
go to wp-content/themes/default/images
and upload your jpg.

Refresh and it’ll work right as rain.