corona79

I tried – on both directories and the file – although I can’t believe they should be left open to everyone. Now, I get a 500 error on trying to get to the blog’s site admin page.

The installation of the blog was by softalicious. I’d really not prefer to try a manual installation, but if there’s no other possible solution, I’ll do it, hoping that Import will then work.

It’s not listed among the themes I can see from my blog when I go to Appearance -> Themes -> Install Themes

I’ve tried searching for “fluid-blue”, “fluid blue”, and even just plain “blue”, but it never shows up

Why not?

I don’t want to go to the trouble of having to manually install it. It “must” be doable somehow from within a WordPress blog, but how?

I’m ready for

– upgrade to 3.0.5

OK, I’ve got it (I hope.) The original blog is at https://bcscentral.info/blog/
The copy is at https://bcs.webatu.com/blog/

The original did not use any widgets, and I mistakenly added some in the new blog. It’s still confusing as to what should be done in the .php files, and what needs widgets (or CSS or …), but I’m resolving this.

Getting closer … The post categories apparently came from the old site OK. The problem remaining is “meta”. I only want Site Admin & Log out (or Log in). I can’t find any place to delete the RSS and WordPress links

The “ABOUT” fix was easy as that – thanks.

On the “Widgets” page, there is “Sidebar 1” with nothing in it.

There is a “Links” widget, but moving it to “Sidebar 1” (I didn’t know how to change the title) resulted in BLOGROLL the same as before, but CATEGORIES and META were gone from the blog’s sidebar.

Thanks. I chmod-ed wp-content/ to 777, and imported – the posts are in the new blog, but there was a warning with each one:

1 Importing post "title"...

PHP Error Message

Warning: set_time_limit() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/-----/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-importer/wordpress-importer.php on line 438

I think this can be markd “resolved”

Sorry for yet another post, but I understand why this define is not the preferred method. I scheduled a post last night for early this morning, and nothing. I then scheduled the same draft for a couple of minutes in the future and it was again not published.

Is there any other possible workaround?

Thanks – took a few minutes – the first try didn’t work – but the server eventually recognized the change.

I tried it and the change was immediate – I could not access the admin or logout pages. There’s obviously more than simply adding that one line as that page you linked to suggests.

It shouldn’t matter, because the Custom option is not selected for Date Format, but it’s basically what produces October 5, 2009, that is, F j, Y

The date format is October 5, 2009
The time format is Custom: <blank> – which I why I don’t understand where the comma comes from.