peiqinglong

It could be the template your are using. Or a plugin.

It would be helpful to have a link…

It has to do with your stylesheet.

Looks fine to me, try deleting your cache.

Well your problem is that the https://localhost/ part isn’t being called in the post. You mentioned you updated you’re permalinks, but what shows up in there?

Maybe try this? <?php posts_nav_link(' - ','&larr; Previous Articles','Next Articles &rarr;'); ?>

WordPress MU will be *easier* to maintain, but it’s a whole other beast especially if you aren’t well versed in WP stand alone.

Here’s what you ultimately want: https://bui4ever.com/web-itecture/wordpress_mu_with_domain_mapping/

You need to style your CSS to show the sup/sub…try this in your CSS:

sub {vertical-align: sub; }
sup {vertical-align: sup; }

Where exactly would you like the padding? You could always use the span style and do it inline.

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It’s not a plugin, it’s built in. As of WP 2.5 and up, the flash player is the very first thing to launch when you use the media uploader. If you do not have flash installed on your browser, it won’t show up. Go here: https://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash

Moshu,

It was a word inserted via the permalinks.

You need the flash uploader, which is the default upload method. If you don’t have flash, it falls back to single file upload. You probably don’t have the flash plugin installed in your browser.

Sounds like a PHP error somewhere. One of the files, plugins, or something has a whitespace in it.

I would try this, keep in mind it’s somewhat drastic:

1) put all your wordpress files and everything into a folder in the root and call it wordpress or something.

2) now that your root directory is relatively blank, other than for the folder wordpress and a few other files like the .htaccess, make a html file and see if that will display.

3) If it does, try making a php file and see if it displays. It it does, then something is wrong with the wordpress install.

1) you download it from here. Then you got to add a single line of php to your theme file to get it to display.

2) Without a link to your website, I wouldn’t even begin to know what theme you are using and thus can’t tell you where your navigation is.