michaelper22

@hiratai: You saved my bottom; your answer helped me out with a slightly related problem.

Thanks for the link. I seemed to have the same simple problem, not feeling ready to work on upgrading to 2.1 yet.

OK, fixed it. The problem came from my insertion of the_title() in the middle of the_content() in the Loop in index.php, like so:


<?php the_content('Continue Reading'.the_title().' &raquo;'); ?>

It works fine under the Anaconda theme, the extra titles don’t show up with that theme. I am not pointing the finger at you Sadish, rather at some nasty plugin or my own mistakes.

My keyboard oes weird things, and I ended up posting before I was done typing. But anyways I fixed the problem.

Thanks for your comments.

1. I don’t know how to change the height of the black header space, and I think it’s fine. You are entitled to your opinion lol.
2. I didn’t like that at first either, but lived with it. I get rid of the sidebar block ASAP.
3. IE7 is strange…Opera renders it properly.
4. I knew someone liked the image up there.

So I just deleted the plugin from the plugins folder and instantly, the error was gone. My files are now accessible and I can use the Admin screens once again. No more error. I only wish someone had told me that last night before I rebuilt most of the blog.

That is one key troubleshooting trick with plugins. You can find that advice under the plugin list:

If something goes wrong with a plugin and you can’t use WordPress, delete or rename that file in the wp-content/plugins directory and it will be automatically deactivated.

I suppose anything is possible if you know PHP, HTML and CSS well enough. I can’t really help with this, but I’m very sure that it’s only a matter of time before you can make that template. Just try to make it XHTML compliant.

I like his coverted WordPress theme. I am using Mambo to build a web site for my school. I can sure tell you that Mambo’s templates are really different from WordPress themes. You have the modules and all sorts of stuff that has to have a place in the template. On the other hand, WordPress themes have several files to keep track of. BTW, if you know of any good Mambo templates, or can give me a link to the converted theme, please tell me.
Note: I am a newbie, and I don’t know everything (or even a decent amount) about wordPress.

You don’t need to go to https://your.site.com/wp-admin/upload.php, just click the Upload button next to the logout button. I am using WP 1.5.2, so this may not apply to you.