gregorious

That’s great!
I have just made a small change: .featured-post .feature-text:after, .featured-post .feature-image.small:after already exists in the style.css. I’ve deleted all background definitions in this entry and added background:none; instead of overwriting it with another definition.

Thanks a lot.

After manual update to 3.3.1 I finally got the “database must be updated” message, and everything works fine now.

I’d still like to know why this happened? There were no updates applied to any of the sites, and this seems to be a common problem. I’ve just seen another post few minutes after mine with similar self resolution.

Thanks.

I see the threads with this error are still unresolved. Doesn’t anyone really know what happens with this error?
I just got it today on 3.2.1 in Firefox. I’ve launched Chrome and the panel launched without any problem. It works in Firefox now as well.
I have the same website on another server but ver. 3.1.4 and can’t get in from today. I tried different browsers, removed all plugins and changed the theme files – still no luck.

Just to clarify – I made no upgrades to any of these, plugins or any changes to the theme. Other sites on the same server are on versions 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 and they work ok.

That’s what I thought, but I was surprised when the links stopped working after I tried to upload my own.

Never mind, everything works now, will see how long it will last.
Thanks for help.

Just tried with Fire FTP and Show Hidden Files on and still nothing, I’m afraid.
I’ve checked other folders (there’s Public_HTML and WWW) but none of them contains the file.

Nope, it’s not that. I can see the .htaccess on another server without any problems.
I use Total Commander for FTP. It was not showing hidden files, but it doesn’t help to switch them on – I still can’t see it.

I just had a similar problem here, and switching the permalinks did help. The website broke after I tried to create .htaccess file myself, so it probably overwritten the wordpress’s file.
The thing is, I can’t see the .htaccess file on the server, I didn’t get any overwriting messages, and the file didn’t appear after I copied it to the server, WHY?

I’m asking because I keep struggling with another problem (Allowed memory size … exhausted) and .htaccess could help to resolve it. The technical support in hosting company just cannot be bothered.

Thanks

Thanks.
I’ve just manually placed the code in index.php and unchecked the “display on front page” in plugin settings. There is no need for additional conditions on the other page, the slider’s posts just don’t show.
I don’t quite understand why, but it works. I guess there is a lot of learning in front of me…