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Install MacPorts, use your own Apache/PHP/MySQL with it. Do you have Intel -based or PowerPC Mac? What is your OS version?

Check if visual editor is enabled in your user profile settings in admin panel.

chgrp -R nobody uploads , than chmod 775 uploads. I assume your server writes as user nobody, check that.

If WordPress is installed by script, you already have it in MySQL database. If Bluehost does not give you access to install directory, you can install FileManager plugin for basic file management in your WordPress dir and use Theme and Plugin editors in admin panel.

WordPress content is stored in MySQL database. If you really want to delete your wrong content, look for tables you do not need anymore in the database. Do not hurry, ask yourself ‘are my blogs stored in a single database or in two different databases’, look into wp-config.php files for both sites, your insight is there.

Do you have a backup of your old wp-content directory AND xml backup from export?

Dig returns servfail, A record exists. Check virtual hosts configuration for your domain name on your web server. If you do not have access to httpd.conf (in case it is Apache), ask your hosting provider to check your vhost.

Gina, please tell, what do you want to see there?
Can you reach your install by ftp?
Can you get to wp-admin panel?

Have you tried to install under MAMP htdocs directory? Than just https://localhost:%5Bmamp apache port]/yourwordpressdirectory

to George_J.
I live close. I am in Northwood.

Same thing. Main domain works ok, multisite subdomains correctly mapped to top-level tlds and listed as vhosts are da-a-a-amn slow.

yum, great, will check.

The thing is, Ben, that each slider has different width set in its settings in plugin admin area. But they look rendered as 100% width of the parent element, which is not their supposed behaviour, correct me please if I am not right. If the Slider width is set to 300 in its settings, it has to be 300 px wide, right? Not 544.

The online version is available on above link. Or here.

Well, its Apache 2, CentOS, PHP 5.3, nothing special. Other plugins that can mess around are EasyFancybox (need it), JW Player (messed, removed, using URL-embeds instead), JetPack (looks OK), Gravity Forms (looks OK). Other JS things used – top_up (kinda need it, looks OK), TypeKit (need it , looks OK), jQuery Vertical Accordion Menu (need it, looks OK)

While inspection I have found that generated #wpss_slideshow_[%slider_name%] picks height from admin part of your plugin interface and strangely does not pick width, which drives me mad.