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SOLVED! ?? ?? ??

So, after hours of googling to no avail, I finally solved it.
Posting here, in case anyone finds this thread in the future:

Turns out, my WordPress was set up 100% correctly, however PHP 5 was broken within Apache. Since I lease my (virtual) server, I can’t restart Apache, but my host did so for me, after I called tech-support.

Works perfectly now, I guess I should have called my host earlier!

BUMP

Someone please help… this has been driving me crazy for two days ??

Any ideas?

Do you have access to server error logs? Anything in there?

The error log shows a few missing favicon.ico and a few missing gifs from the theme. Also, someone tried to access carwasher.net/mhsxmxmgkeamk.html which is a page that doesn’t exist. Other than that, nothing out of the ordinary…

If you’ve changed all files & folder to 777, I suggest you start changing them back. That will cause severe problems in WP.

Okay I changed all my folders back to 755 and all the files to 644, but still doesn’t work

Try adding AddType x-mapp-php5 .php to the top of your WordPress .htaccess file.

No luck :/

Well, I have the “nextgen-gallery” plugin installed, which works fine on the default “Twenty-Ten” theme.

When you click on a picture thumbnail, it should pop-up in a lightbox.

When I check the header section of both my theme and the Twenty-Ten theme, the wp_head(); properly includes all support files for the nextgen plugin. However, when I click thumbnails in my theme, it just opens the picture in a new page, instead of a light box.

I suspect that the wp_footer() includes what’s missing, because if I right-click -> inspect element (in Google Chrome) the lightbox source code appears right before </body> on the working site.