edwardlw

Thanks for the info. I forgot to paste in the class name. oops! I updated the original post. Maybe the problem is that I don’t have a return statement for the <div>s that I’m trying to output?

you can ignore the following. It was used for debugging.

<?php
                    echo "TEST" . $i;
                    $i++;
                ?>

Same problem on our site.

We also just updated Network Publisher, so didn’t know if this was interfering. I took cm258’s suggestion and commented the getLimit line out.

Thank you!

Yes. I figured it out: Firefox 3 does not support some of the newer CSS3 properties. Works fine in Firefox 4 beta.

Well, the problem is that when I switch back to the default theme (twenty ten), the same problem persists. I do not have the correct fix, but what I have done is comment out the sidebar in all of the relevant .php files.

There is a function to call the sidebar, eg, get_sidebar() or something like that.

The site works, but it’s not as clean (code-wise) as I’d like and I want to understand what is going on.

Have you thought about creating a new page template? It would work nicely if your front page is a static one.

I decided to do a fresh install. Something weird must have happened when copying the new files over.

no luck. Every function worked fine before i upgraded (was running 2.9.2?).

If you are using the default twentyten theme, you can change all of what you are talking about. I believe under the appearance tab, there are links for header (to change the default picture to a logo you want). You may have to go to site settings and remove the site title there or go into the header.php and comment out calling for the site name. Also, there is a background link where you can change the background.

Many of these settings can be changed depending on what theme you have enabled. Hope this helps.

i believe you need to add:
/wp-admin to the end of your url and it should bring you to the logon page.