marklaroi

Thanks for responding skarld. It’s this one: https://blog.jodies.de/archiv/2004/11/13/recent-comments/

I’m using WP 2.1.2

My host provides one-click upgrades for Word Press, but I have to wait until they set it up to do it. I’ll give them a bit longer since it’s only been out a couple of days to see if they set up for it. Otherwise I’ll try my first ever manual upgrade!

[edit] I clicked through that site’s download link and it appears to be the same one.

Here’s my site.

I don’t grasp. I have one domain and added a WP blog to it, and I’d like to use another for my mainpage since it would be more functional for me than the one I built.

I want to replace the existing main page, pointing the same address to a new main page, which I would still link to my blog.

I’m sorry, I should’ve given my link in the first place to make it clearer. I basically just want to rebuild my main page using the template I used for the blog, but a 2 column instead of three.
https://thegospelshowonevoice.com/

Problem solved! I went to the theme creator’s site and he’d made an upgrade designed to cope with certain instabilities in IE. I got the upgrade and in addition, I performed the actions in IE figuring that getting it correct in the least “smart” browser was the way to be most sure it’d look right in the “smarter” browsers.

Thanks all for your help!

Thanks vkaryl.

Ok, I’ve adjusted the errored BRs, and now they all show up as “undefined”, and the original problem still exists in Internet Explorer. I’m exploring (no pun intended) the error explanations page at Validator hoping that will shed some light ’til somebody reads this who’s had the problem before.

Some of the errors are in the root code, things I’ve never touched.

Oh, I see!
I’ve never seen that before! I’ll give it a try though.

Is that
or <br/> ?

Here you are nadball: https://validator.w3.org/

Hi jwurster,

I ran the validator thingy and when I checked the suggested errors, there wasn’t anything seemingly wrong. I deleted and re-wrote the lines in question, and nothing changed.

With the break code <BR>, is a </BR> necessary? I’ve always just used <BR> and it’s seemed to work.

Thanks for your reply!