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Disable the ‘Category Overload’-plugin and everything should work out just fine.

Go to your CSS-file, around line 66:
Edit P >>

line-height: 1.5em; /* the proper way… */
margin-bottom: 10px; /* adjust to add more-less space */

Actually our DIV’s are not OK,
you need to set up a ‘content’ div and within two separate div’s like: entries and sidebar >>

<div id=”content”>
<div id=”entry”>
</div>
<div id=”sidebar”>
</div>
</div>

and then with CSS >>>

#content {width:800px; clear:both;}
#entry {width:600px; float:left;}
#sidebar{width:200px; float:right;}

Do you have a backup of your database or do you just have the files on your webserver?

Go to your phpMyAdmin-interface.
In your wordpress db you should find the table wp_users. There you can find the usernames and passwords. However, the pw’s are MD5-coded… The best thing to do is probably to make a new record with the same properties as the admin users and delete the other (after you tried to login with the new name)

While updating from which version?

I had no problems either. I upgraded using ftp. Backed up everything first. After copying and overwriting the files I used the upgrade page. No problems, worked like a charm!

Go to the phpmyadmin of your domain.
In the table ‘wp_options’ you’ll find the option #1 (siteurl). That should stay I guess (if you plan to use that for non-wp purposes).
Setting #39 is more important. Change that to blog.domain…
Save the settings and try to log in.

You need to link the items to a category page.
First of all: create categories (Manage > Categories > New) for each title.
Second: Write a post and assign it to a category.
Third: Make sure you know the category base. You can find it under ‘Settings > Misc.’ Most likely it’s /categories/.

If your category is called ‘Friends’ (the slug is most likely ‘friends’ then, unless you’ve changed it) you need to link the ‘Friends’ link on top of the page (in the header) to https://(your-domain)/categories/(category slug)/
That’s it!

If you want to integrate code do it in the theme’s header.php file. You can find it in ‘Design’ > ‘Theme Editor’. Elsewise, find the file in wp-content/themes/your-theme/ by using an ftp-client and change it like that using notepad or something

Pfffrrll, seems pretty difficult. How are you going to let domain2 connect to the domain1 mysql?
If they are on the same domain you could use ‘category blogs’. Like ==> Blog 1 has category blog1 and the children of this category are only shown in blog1 …

Try changing ‘the_excerpt()’ to ‘the_content()’ in the category template. Or am I misunderstanding this?

Try <?php wp_list_pages(‘depth=1&exclude=14,15’); ?>