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It’s a problem with wp-cache along with some other things. I had the same problem, and this fix to wp-cache-phase2.php took care if it.

page.php is the template file that holds the design for pages, so you’ll have to modify that one.

The left picture show the files of the K2 theme, while the right shows the default theme. Maybe selecting K2 helps?

1. There’s a plugin that takes care of the database backup from inside WordPress. You’ll find it included in later WP-releases as well, the file wp-db-backup.php in the plugins folder, so you can just get in from there.

2. You should always have a full backup, but unless you have changed anything in the original wordpress files nothing should be lost (as an example, if you are using a modified version of the classic or default themes you will have to keep the old theme files).

Did you find and activate it in the Plugin settings?
If you can’t find it, did you upload it properly? When you unzip the file you get a “widgets” folder inside a “widgets” folder, and if you upload both it can’t be found. On your server it should look like this:
/wp-content/plugins/widgets/[and the actual widget files and folders here]

I found this example on that codex page:
<?php posts_nav_link(' ', '<img src="images/prev.jpg" />', '<img src="images/next.jpg" />'); ?>

Maybe I misunderstood you, or you’re a bit too fast on the scroll wheel. ??

With the Widgets plugin you can rearrange your sidebar the same way as on wordpress.com (recent posts function included, and many more available).

That’s strange. Shouldn’t be anything wrong with the css. Any difference if you put text-align: right on #footer instead of using the .right class?

It says padding-top both here in your post and in your css… changing that to padding-right would probably do the trick. ??

The whole tag looks like <?php the_author(); ?>. If it says something like “Posted by…” you’ll have to remove that from the same line as well.

So I excluded all those hosts lacking one-click WP-installs in vain when I switched hosting…? ??

Seriously, I think it’s a great idea. Hope it works out well. ??

Not sure, but it could be that you have /index.php at the end of your blog URI setting in the options, and that is what is causing the problems.

Changing that setting can cause problems, and I can’t say if removing index.php will do that. Don’t think so, but not sure.

Go to Options/Permalinks and see if the options on that page are helpful. ??

I wouldn’t let those through. They are most likely part of a scheme to raise the ratings of domains before they switch them over to actually promoting things.

For comparison, I can say that I get download speeds of 300-400KB/s from my host, and the generation reports on my admin pages are usually somewhere in the 0.2-0.5 second range, and only occasionally going up towards 3-5 seconds. I’d say that if you tell your host anything it should be that the server performance you are getting is terrible.