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Otto, I think it’s likely. Assuming they can’t recover the data, should I simply export, reinstall, and slowly replace what I had?

*sigh*

WordPress/Automattic also owns bbPress, which is a forum system you can seamlessly integrate with your blog.

Alright, I’ll try again. If I go to https://www.benparr.com/bidoof.swf directly, I’m going to go to an Error 404 page. I know the file is there via FTP, though. How can I make it so that when you go to that link directly, it plays the flash file instead of goes to an Error 404 page?

Bump…

Sorry, the hyperlink has a , at the end, ruinging the link
https://www.benparr.com

It’s up.

help!

Is there any good way to debug this? What should I look for?

My God I want to kill Microsoft.

Well, we’re looking more into the stylesheet and formatting.php. The error SEEMS to occur when we expand the column for content.

I had a friend knowledgable in PHP go through it and doesn’t think it’s the stylesheet, but thinks it’s elsewhere, maybe formatting.php. Any telltale signs I should be looking for in style or formatting?

It’s still frustrating, because if I page source, I can see that the formatting is IN the page, but it’s not translating to what you actually see.

Below’s the first few lines of the code as it would appear when posted, but when posted, it has the problems I’ve mentioned above.

<div class=”postnew”><h2 id=”post-46″>
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Santa Claws is Coming to Town</h2>
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<p class=”cat” style=”font-size:medium;”>By A. U. aka KhakiMan | Awesome Animal of the Week | Nov 26 </p>

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<img src=”https://lueniverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/grizzly.jpg&#8221; alt=”grizzly roar” align=”middle” height=”277″ hspace=”2″ vspace=”2″ width=”364″ /></p>
<p align=”center”>Holy Jesus Christ</p>
<p>Overview</p>
<p>Grizzly bears. Let’s be honest, I could probably end this column right there and it would have done its job. But being a professional, I feel obligated to continue.</p>