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It appears these are converted Microsoft Office documents, so each of the paragraphs in the posts have inline classes set to MsoNormal. You really need to think about eliminating those, they will override any other text style you apply. If you must use text from Word documents, save them first as plain text, then cut and paste in the plain text. You will probably lose some editing marks that you will have to replace. To fix your current posts, you can try going through each post with the HTML editor, wherever you see:
<p class="MsoNormal">
take out class=”MsoNormal”

and see what Firefox/Safari gives you then.

Is it possible that someone working in your admin panel set moderation to hold all comments for moderation? I realize that you should probably be seeing them in the tables anyway, but those table can be hard to read if you have lots of comments (lucky you). Its easy to check, just thought I’d throw it out there.

You will need a Theme. You may be able to use an available theme if it suits your layout, or you will have to build one. See the codex for more on Theme development. Many people have published blogs on developing custom themes.

I looked at it with IE6 (yes, I still have it) and got an error just under your headline “unable to read ini file”. The same in FF. I’m guessing that you are running a plugin on the home page, possibly just before the loop that is missing a .ini file, and it is throwing this error. If you can locate that script and scan the code for this error message, you might be able to get the file name for the .ini it is missing.

Can you see a PHP stub at the bottom of your index.php file that might be inserting this? Are you running any plug-ins that could be doing it?

I’m not sure if all of these steps are important, but here is what I did to fix it:
* Reset the theme to default
* Deleted my theme alltogether
* Removed template: default from the header of my theme style sheet
* Re-loaded the theme
* Reset to my theme
Best to all