chris

Yep — the green is the new code that was introduced into 2.7, which breaks the functionality you’re all used to. The red is the older code that allowed index.html files to work as you expect them to.

FYI, All-in-one SEO Pack is one of the most popular WordPress plugins. Anything that can be done in a plugin can be done manually. Not everyone who uses WordPress likes to dig into the code for every little task. ??

There are several plugins you could try out for adding an audio player:

Audio Player – simply an audio player. Just input the URL of the media file and it’ll place a player on your site.

PowerPress – a plugin that allows you to have an audio player on your site, and the power to make your audio files friendly with iTunes. I’d recommend this plugin if you’re creating a podcast.

Hi. You may also find it useful to post this over at WordPress.com support, as this is the support forums for self-hosted WordPress. ??

Hmm, very odd. Perhaps you should see if your web host has a file manager in their control panel? If your web host does have a web-based file manager, try uploading those files manually through there. Good luck!

New To WordPress – Where to Start might also be a helpful resource.

Hi. It might be a good idea to also cross-post this on the (mt) Users Forums, for help from other (dv) users.

(mt) Dedicated-Virtual User Forums →

Which plugins do you have installed, dandr69? Are they all up-to-date? In the past, I’ve had my blog defaced due to a security vulnerability in an older version of a plugin.

See changeset #9203. Replace the green code as seen in #9203 with the red code, in your /wp-includes/canonical.php file.

Take a look at this topic. There’s a number of solutions and ongoing discussion about this problem over there.

Check out WordPress Flickr Manager. ??

Hey Chris.

Here’s a template for an archive.php file. This should display just the titles of the posts in a certain month. Here it is. Just upload it to /wp-content/themes/yourthemename/archive.php (not archive.php.txt). You can then modify the style of h1 #pagetitle if your stylesheet.

However, I’m not sure of a way of displaying all posts on one page, without a manual sql query in your archives file.

Sorry!

Hi Chris.

You’d also have to transfer over parts of the old stylesheet that have to do with the sidebar, over to the new theme.

Because I don’t know what your stylesheet looks like, I can’t help you specifically on which parts to move.

Sorry.

Did you remember to run the upgrade script when installing 2.5.1? ( yourdomain.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php )

coolman775: Open up footer.php (which you could do by going to WordPress Administration Panel => Design => Theme Editor => Footer) then add in the following code before ‘</body>’ and ‘</html>’.

Image code looks like this:

‘<img src=”https://mydomain.com/myimagefolder/image.format&#8221; alt=”Image Description”>’

You can learn more about XHTML at W3 Schools.com.