BushwackCA42

Well this REALLY helped, Thanks Derek

I have yet to find a theme that I couldn’t change the header image. I don’t think this will help you much.
If you are on wordpress.com I am not sure if you can change the image.

I would bet you have a [<center>] tag with out a [</center>] somewhere. either on your side bar or in the post.

I guess the question is what version did you upgrade from? I had that problem in an upgrade I did for a friend too. He went from 2.0 to 2.5.1 and it caused a problem.

I deleted the admin and includes folders, and then uploaded the 2.5 admin and includes folders. that solved the problem. the other thing I would check is your settings, make sure your settings are correct. one upgrade screwed up my settings under general look at blog url addresses and make sure the info is accurate.

php in the sidebar? never one that, basic html code works fine.

If I had to bet, I’d bet you need to set your settings correctly.

Click settings then General and look at the area
WordPress address (URL)
Blog address (URL)

Make sure they are correct. (mine are the same, the WP address and the blog address are the same, unless you have some reason why they are different.)

Dang it, I did it again! I thought what I wanted to write but missed the mark Sorry about that.

Here is what happens when I link to another post on my post.
This shows up on the Linked to post:
# Anonymous. Today, 5:02 pm (6 hours ago)
[…] A Huge HT to Ol Broad for the Video. […]

I checked my users options and I have my site listed
I have looked through all the settings and I see nothing wrong.

Any advice?
Oh and BTW beer can be given for the help, I happen to be employed by a very large BEER company LOL

So what’s the problem?
You need to change the info for your database
<?php// ** MySQL settings ** //define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘info_word’); // The name of the databasedefine(‘DB_USER’, ‘info_BLAH’); // Your MySQL usernamedefine(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘BLAH’); // …and

it should be DB_NAME’, yourdatabasename
and your DB_PASSWORD’, yourdatabasepassword
then save the file as
wp-config.php (no sample)

Issue resolved

I solved this issue by clearing all private data first, I also opened my dashboard with NO other tabs open, that still didn’t work. SO this was the final fix:

Clean install of FireFox. Get the latest version, and dump the whole FIREFOX application and supporting files.
I saved my bookmarks and extension files (on macs it’s in Library/Application Support/FireFox) and then reinstalled the new FireFox version, I have not had an issue since.

I guess it depends on what you want to change, if you want to change words like “Join discussion leave a reply” to whatever, you need to do that in the comment.php file under the design/theme editor tab.

if it’s the way you answer/edit/reply to comments I would suggest getting the plugin called Absolute Comments

Never mind, I figured it out…

For anyone that is having issues with this, clear cookies and cache, if that doesn’t work do a clean install.
(make sure you save your bookmark file)