dponce80

Ok, that worked. Sort of. See, I’m not designing this thing, a guy is doing it for me, since I know nothing. Now, he’s asking me if there’s a way to use the main db, on the test site, to see if anything on the old posts will look borked. I thought this theme-switcher thing would be a good solution… but things crapped.

Now, let me explain how I’m set up. I have two databases. One, running the main blog. Another, running the test blog on a separate directory. I’ve been able to do everything I want in that test environment so far. I only want to see if any of the main db posts will look funny when I do the switch. Now, when i exported the main db, and imported into the test site, at first, nothing happened. Then, I dropped all the tables and tried re-importing. That broke the test site, so I had to do a re-install.

So, is there something in the main db that would need adjusting to work properly on the test directory? pw change? Username change?

Okay… I try to download the plugin, but the link somehow takes me to the guy’s main page. Doesn’t seem to be anything to download there. Sounds likenice and easy way to fix this, but eh… well, does anyone else have somewhere I can download the thing?

Woderful! Problem fixed! Thanks!

Ahh…. See, now… see how little I know? Lol. Ok, so when a user register on my site, I just assign them a level, and level 1 can only save drafts… right?

Ok, cool. Thanks.

Never mind, I fixed it.

Wow… that worked almost perfectly, with one little addition that I was able to figure out myself. Since the mouse hover was also underlined (instead of dashed), i had to add another little piece of code to the stylesheet, namely
.image:hover {
text-decoration: none;
border-bottom: none;
}

Thanks a lot, now it works like a charm!