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$_GET(‘p’) should do the trick

I had hoped I would get around that. ^_^ But I made a clean install and imported the database afterwards, now everything works again. Thanks for the help. =)

Made it myself, deleting the old files, copying the new ones and running upgrade.php

Well, deleting from the manager works like a charm. Importing the export though didn’t work. Again no errors or anything, it even told me everything worked as advertised, but the deleted post didn’t come back.

Normaly I use FF3, I tried IE7, same basic problem, only clicking on save/publish doesn’t bring me to the manager, but to a new, empty write post window.

Only plugins running are Akismet and Lightbox 2, deactivating them changes nothing.

you can float them and clear the float after every third post

Actualy I don’t know. ^_^ It’s just what came to my mind when I saw the validator’s error message. I didn’t see any extraordinarily strange characters in your pagesource, so … *shrugs*

It’s easy enough. You are using characters in your posts that don’t belong there. You have to use utf-8 codes for special characters like & #228; for ‘?’ (without blanks after ‘&’ of course ^_^)

Great attitude to ask for help…

Actualy, I think it should be done the other way around. Realize widgets as a plugin, that’s where they belong, so that you can get them if you really want them, but they don’t bloat a standard install.

Wouldn’t it be enough to chmod (I think that’s the name, I really don’t use linux much ^_^) the directory? When I try to go to my plugins folder directly from the web, I get a 403 error.

Isn’t that javascript solution a bit hypocrite? Because, in truth you are still using target=”_blank” you just hide it from the validator. There are other ways to open a new window.

Just write a plugin to style your admin interface. A short introduction is here.

You can use DOM methods to show/not show elements of the interface depending on user level or whatever you want.

Ok, I found a solution. I added a few lines to the end of wp-post-comments.php to change $location for the last wp_redirect() call into something that works with my theme.

https://www.quirksmode.org/ is a wonderfull little site to have a look how browers differ in displaying/interpreting stuff.

I just had a quick glance at it, but you did not set a margin-right: auto; on your #outer which, at least on my Firefox, seems to be the only problem.

I did not see the backgroundimage repeat problem, but to get it to not repeat itself, just add a no-repeat to the background