justinratwebtek

Thats a pretty cool trick…

Looks like you’ve got a corrupted file or theme. I’d remove the theme dir and re-upload it.

Well, seems you fixed it before I could get back to you.

You can install 2+ in one “domain” or folder group.

As long as the config files list different database names (and I would recommend different usernames), the second should be fine(it’s covered in the codex here).

Now, if you’re seeing the PHP inside the browser, you’ve got gremlins that’ll need to be taken care of.

Hello from Wiesbaden…

Not trying to be a pain, but you’re going to need to remove these files anytime you upgrade. You may also find plugins that, for odd reasons, depend on certain files.

Well, first, what does your .htaccess file look like?

Took me a little bit to find it in all the comments:

celebriteasing.com

If it was a single.php issue, switching to the Classic/Default templates would fix it. I personally get a weird .htaccess vibe from this.

Are you using the WP standard .htaccess file or has it been edited?

It’s a problem with how the URL is setup on the backend. Since the dir of the blog is listed as https://vpoint.org/webs/, clicking on any link (setup in the options of WP as https://vpoint.org/) automatically redirects back to the index page. Take a look at https://vpoint.org/webs/?p=32 – a normal post that works.

Adjust your site URL to https://vpoint.org/webs/

Kj,

Tried to reply last night, but aparently the message bounced back…

It’s not on the backend or DB. I have a feeling it’s in your template. It basically looks like the path is being pulled from the server vs the WP variables.

I’ve tried to locate the copy of the template you’re using, but the author has changed it to a newer version. Anyway, you’re looking for something like “getpath()” or “pathinfo()” or something similar where the login/logout buttons are. This could be in the Index or Sidebar files.

I’d love to register as a subscriber but you’ve got that option off ??

Could you add me as a subscriber? Same username as here with [email protected] as the email address. After logging in, I can poke around enough as a subscriber to possibly see whats going on (possibly..)

Ditto – your browser cache is showing you an old copy.

If it did save and didn’t change when you looked at it, it may have been your browsers cache showing you the older version. Editing that one spot will adjust your post titles to the right.

You need to have it listed as a directory, not a file. If WP is installed at https://www.focus-on-prayer.com/prayerblog/ – that needs to be the address listed in the DB – leave out the blog.html

If you still have problems, can you post the address of the blog since I couldn’t find it at the above address?

It appears that the CSS file wasn’t saved or it didn’t get uploaded to the right spot. It’s still listing as left inside the css file.

Have you tried to edit the css file from Presentation/Theme Editor?

In your template files, find style.css and edit it. Find the following block of code: (around 330 lines down)

#post-entry h1 {
float:left;
font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
font-size:1.8em;
font-weight:normal;
letter-spacing:-1px;
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
text-align:left;   <---------------change to right;
width:510px;
}

Save and refresh your blog.