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Got it:
https://www.technosailor.com/wordpress-to-wordpress-import/

Keep this in your bookmarks ??

(1) is wrong. I understand what you want to do, so instead of:
#header h1{
font-size:0;no display;
font-weight:normal;
margin:0 auto;
padding-top:40px;
padding-left:30px;
text-align:left;
width:700px;
}
… which is not correct, the no display and the font size:0 are wrong, replace the stylesheet feature with this:

#header h1 {display:none;}

That’s what you want, I beleive.

About (2), I see the separation in Firefox for Mac. The code seems to be fine for me.

How many MB does your webhost give you for your SQL database? 5, 10 40 MB? Maybe, your webhost panel can tell you how much memory your database is using.

At first glance, I found several glitches in the style.css file. First, all url must be between apsotrophes like url(‘link/to/file.gif’). Many are missing, you put url(link/to/file.gif) instead.

Second, there is a bug. One parameters is missing: font-weight: ; (line 172, 343, 405, 428, 542) You should put something or erase this line.

My advice, upload again your style sheet (you have a backup in your computer, haven’t you?)

The database upgrade was done with 2.0.3. So theoritically, there is none with 2.0.4. However, for your peace of mind, if you went to…
/wp-admin/upgrade.php
…that’s enough.

1- There is no link to show your problem.
2- It is a Theme feature, and we dont know its code.
I suggest you find a theme that do what you want, copy the few lines of codes (by comparing with your files, usually the index.php is the good one) and paste them to your theme.

The page slug is for “internal” use only, say for Permalinks. It is not hard coded.
Instead, use the ID of the Page with this command: <?php the_ID(); ?>
But, in order to work, this tag must be within The Loop.

<style type="text/css" media="screen">
/* Disable the header style in the individual style sheets and embed it here. */
#header {
background: url(<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory') ?>/<?php echo $imgurl; ?>);
height: 145px;
background-color: #FFFFF0;
</style>

Found 2 errors. It misses the } at the end But maybe it’s a typo?
In the url() command, it misses the apostrophes, like url(‘blah’).

Because spammers are using trackbacks and not comments. They seem to look the same once posted, but they are different.
If, you don’t care about trackbacks, you can disable it. In options -> Discussions uncheck “Attempt to notifiy any weblogs”, and “allow link notification”. In Options -> Miscellaneous, uncheck “Track Links’ Update Times”.

Beware. If you update WordPress, it may erase this hack and replace it by it’s own code. I strongly advise to make a copy of your .htaccess file to redo this trick.

You have to make a choice in your permalink structure and stay with it. The most secure way is to stay with the “index.php?page_id=23” It will always work because this is the real link.

No. First, you have to install coppermine in parallel of wordpress (not in a wordpress foleder). Then, find a wordpress plug-in that will embed coppermine into wordpress.

I had the same situation, and I found nothing universal or satisfactory. Executing a perl script in a PHP file seems to be tricky, unless you edit the perl script in accordance. So, I resign on finding php equivalent. Maybe you will be luckyer.

Try another Themes (see the Presentation tab in the Admin panel). See how it behaves. Because it seems to be a Themes problem.