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You have to style the subscribeform and the mailinglist input values the same as your searchform is styles in your blogs CSS.

Does anyone know if this “re-direction” sequence in the URL should be occurring?

It is working as it should. If you’d like to send me the password you got, I can try loggin in – glo (at) wild-mind.net – just to be sure it’s not just you or your computer.

Okay, by typing in wp-register.php, I got a message stating that user registration is currently not allowed.

isaach, try logging in again, then place wp-admin.php at the end of the url – https://www.wiu.edu/library/wordpress/wp-admin.php

And see if you get inside the admin area.

I see the login but don’t see “Register”. You can’t have a username and password without registering, right?

Have you tried removing the tables in your database? I’d go for a fresh install, I’d even download WP again just to elevate any possible corruption.

I don’t see a way to register on your blog. After looking around, I don’t see it on other blogs either. Was it removed from the default template in newer versions of WP?

Has any of the following changed in your wp-config file since you installed WP? Have you recently changed your username and password for your host account?

define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘YOUR DATABASE NAME’);
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘YOUR DATABASE USER NAME’);
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘YOUR DATABSE PASSWORD’);
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

When you reinstalled did you get a different password?

I see the default template in Opera.

You need to put this in you css file:

#footer a
{
color:#001760;
text-decoration:none;
}
#footer a:hover
{
color:#001760;
text-decoration: underline;
}

They will have the new theme.

Just put
<?php wp_list_pages(); ?>
in your sidebar template where you wnat the pages to showup.

Which WP version are you using?

Actually, I’ve manage a site with a WP blog at MT for over a year now and have had very little problems. Yes, I have updated to the latest WP and the only problem I’ve encountered is that the Pages aren’t functioning as they should. I’m not sure that’s a MT problem or a htaccess problem since I just discovered they were not functioning.

WP can be installed and used on an older MySQL database application. However, moving from a newer MySQL to an older one will cause errors. I experienced it when I setup a CMS on my test site and then tried to move it to MT’s servers. I was able to resolve the issue but can’t remember how I did it. I think I found something that helped by doing a search. Sorry, it’s been awhile since I made the changes.

You need to put the “topnav” div or ul id outside (below) the “header” div.

Okay, I found this warning by doing a search for Linux_Drox https://secunia.com/advisories/17410/ – so, your database may have been compromised. Before inserting any database backups into a clean install, the content should be examined.