john_barley

Ok,

So I’ve got it in the header, but I need to drop in a paragraph and make the font much smaller so that the other text appears under the title: https://www.gridsurvey.org/sedition

Here’s the code below:

<div id=”header”>
” title=”<?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?>”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?><?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?>
<!– “><img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’); ?>/images/header.gif” alt=”<?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?>” title=”<?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?>” width=”200″ height=”100″ /> –>

I want it to appear directly under the header; I’ve tried pasting this code in a ton of places but I can’t get it to appear under the title of the blog…

Podz,

After working with the database values (as described in your tutorial), do I have to then go back into WP and change the URI for the Blog address?

I haven’t done anything yet. I just evolved a site that started as my testbed and I don’t like the url “sitename.org/testbed.”

So I want to move it to “sitename.org/blog” where I have a minimum install now running 1.5.

I just want to basically move my blog from “testbed” to “blog.”

Thanks.

lawtai,

That is what I want to do. Right now I have this in my post section:

<!– by <?php the_author() ?> –></small>

Should I alter this? Sorry, I’m not a css genius…

Hi,

I’ve got a blank page after the update too, but none of these solutions above are helping me. Here’s what I’ve done:

I was updating from an earlier 1.5 nightly. I deleted everything except my index.php, wp-config.php, wp-layout.css, and my wp content folder. Then I uploaded the new files and the upload was successfull. I went to the upgrade script with my browser, it was there and I clicked the “have fun” hyperlink. The screen went blank. I tried to run the scrip again, but still blank. Went to bed, looked again this am, still blank.

Did I do anyhing obviously wrong?
# /wp-content/themes/ (for WP v1.5)
# index.php (you may have split it up into several parts; keep them all)
# wp-config.php (pay attention not to delete this file accidentally)
# wp-layout.css (or whatever you have chosen to call your customized style sheet)
# wp-comments.php and wp-comments-popup.php (if you have customized them; otherwise, you can safely delete them)

Hi,

I see nothing like that in the stylesheet.