ericrosete

Well your wp-config.php file is going to reference whatever database and user you set up locally. You’ll have to import your database from your local environment to your server. The files you uploaded, I’m guessing, are just your WordPress install files and not the database.

Check out WPYogi’s link to the codex, specifically Moving to a new server.

For more information regarding the database and how to export it, see Backing Up Your Database.

Yes, you should definitely be using a child theme the way Kakoma suggests. Thanks for mentioning that Kakoma.

You’re welcome. ??

That margin you mentioned is actually padding that is set on body. Try removing it from line 72.

You should probably just go in and comment out the max-width and margin on lines 75 and 197.

You’ll still have to set padding: 0 for the body.

Try this CSS out.

.one-column #page {
width: 100%;
margin: 0;
}

body {
padding: 0;
}

Is this on a web host? If so, you should check with your host to see if PHP mail() function and sendmail is configured properly.

See this Codex article on E-mailed passwords not being received (similar mail problem).

There’s also the Check Email plugin. I’ve never used it myself but it might be useful to you.

Also, make sure to check your spam folder :P.

Look for this CSS and remove the display: inline-block; or change it to ‘inline’.

#widgets a {
display: inline-block;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
text-decoration: none;
}

The reason why the image in the second widget worked perfectly fine is because it has the following CSS to override the snippet above:

#widgets .textwidget a {
display: inline;
}

Typically, your directory should be owned or group-owned by the same user that’s running PHP. See Codex article for permission scheme.

To check which user try
[user@host ~]$ ps aux | grep httpd
and post the output.

Do you have a link to the site you’re working on?

This will center it within its span of 8 columns:
.head .logo { text-align: center }

This will center it absolutely within that row on account of the search bar:
.head .logo { text-align: right }

It’s not pixel perfect, but you can take care of that by adding padding to the anchor tag:
.head .logo a { padding-right: 25px }

In your case you might want to just use those last two.

Marking this as resolved.

Well, I excluded my .git folder… I had no idea it could get so big.

I had the same problem just now.

My WP install was done in a sub-folder. All I did to fix this was go into Settings and add a trailing slash to the two URL entries.

I am also using Plesk 11.0.9.

Emptying my trash out solved this problem for me. Thanks Kim!

Anyone figure this out?

I got some error about clearing out my db tables when I logged into my host. I should have written it down. I have no idea what this means.