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Please note however that running WordPress MU is a lot different than running single user WordPress, there is a lot more involved and you must now some server administration plus be willing & able to hack some PHP here and there.

WordPress MU is a great product, it just isn’t for the masses to install and maintain that’s all.

Impossible to say without looking at your site, a screenshot might give a few hints but looking at the actual site is always the best way.

Yeah this one seems to be broken as well as it leads to an empty post…

What links aren’t working exactly? We can’t help if you don’t give us any details!

My sites usually popup within a day or so, are you doing anything with your blog like link farming that Google might not like?

I usually just submit my site to Google and mention it here and there depending on the nature of the site.

You might need to enable “Show hidden files” in whatever program you are using to look at your files to be able to see the .htaccess.

https://www.swaymyway.com/ask/

An internal server error is usually returned due to a corrupt .htaccess file, what does your .htaccess file in the root of your WordPress install have in it? Does your host support mod_rewrite?

Also please don’t hijack an existing thread for an unrelated problem.

You need to unzip the file on your computer first and then upload the directory it creates into the themes directory, note you need to upload the directory itself with all the files in it.

I had it working with my s710a using some modifications of some existing scripts, see here for details.

What do you mean user’s path? You can keep track of statistics within WordPress by using something like the Popularity Contest plugin if that is what you want.

Did you get the Windows plan by any chance? That would explain it if you did, you want the Linux plan.

See here.

You will have to modify the CSS class for masthead to exclude the background-image and also to cater to the size of your SWF and then edit header.php and insert the SWF as you normally would within the <div ="masthead"> </div> tag.

It sounds like you just have a static account at GoDaddy and not one that includes PHP, can you provide a link to the details of the account you signed up for?

The thing with Frontpage is it uses these weird bot tags that don’t do what they are supposed to unless they are uploaded through Frontpage itself.

drandcrew, is it a WordPress them you designed with Frontpage or a separate website? I’m a little confused as creating a WordPress theme in Frontpage would be quite difficult to do.