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Yes, it says MySQL server seems to be offline. But still I can access my database via phpMyAdmin.

Yes, I can see the database with phpMyAdmin. When using https://www.servercheck.me/website-not-working/result.php it says, this server seems to be offline.

Guess this question hasn’t so much to do with wordpress but rather your ability how to install, run and maintain a wordpress blog. Meanwhile wordpress can do any job what you expect from an up-to-date interactive Content Management System. Design and functionality are constantly developed by worldwide thousands of wordpress experts.
If you want people to post comments, wordpress can do this and much more.
Just to name a few famous websites, Digg Blog, CNN, Ebay, Emeril’s Cooking Blog, Harvard Law School, Jane Fonda, MTV, Newsroom, People Magazine, Playstation, Yahoo, WebMonkey, Wired Magazine, Mashable.com, TechCrunch, run on wordpress. Your friend is right, wordpress is much easier doing all kind of jobs. It is true!

Multiple wordpress in one database will slow down your websites dramatically. At least my experience.

“Everytime I get things running I can only access the site from my LAN IP address.

You mean to say your address is https://localhost/ ? Guess that’s normal, what address you would like to have?

Usually people get only one database when running a domain. You can have multiple wordpress blogs running on one database when installing them with a different prefix, by default the database entries start with wp, $table_prefix = ‘wp_’;. As soon you change this wp into vp, one database doesnt overwrite the other. There are lots of videos how to restore a wp database, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trbhRgIlTIQ
If you don’t know which database contains what, just import it into your local wordpress database and read the blog entries.

Thanks, yes these are the new files of Version 2.9.2!

I always make manual upgrades to be sure that all the files are uploaded.
If only a few files were edited it is of course easier to only exchange those files. But anyway, the developers decided to not tell which files are new, so we have to accept. Thanks for answering.

Thanks, empty text widget in the wide bar worked!

Thank, looks like you’re right! There is a recent entries mentioned there. Do I have to remove the whole thing I highlighted? Thanks!

<?php global $vigilance; ?>
<div id=”sidebar”>
<?php if ($vigilance->sideimgState() == ‘hide’) : else : ?>
<?php if (is_file(STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/sidebar-imagebox.php’)) include(STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/sidebar-imagebox.php’); else include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/sidebar-imagebox.php’); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php if ($vigilance->feedState() == ‘disabled’) : else : ?>
<?php if (is_file(STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/sidebar-feedbox.php’)) include(STYLESHEETPATH . ‘/sidebar-feedbox.php’); else include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/sidebar-feedbox.php’); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘wide_sidebar’) ) : ?>
<li class=”widget widget_recent_entries”>
<h2 class=”widgettitle”><?php __(‘Recent Articles’ , ‘vigilance’); ?></h2>

<?php $side_posts = get_posts(‘numberposts=10’); foreach($side_posts as $post) : ?>

• “><?php the_title(); ?>

<?php endforeach; ?>

<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_active_sidebar(‘left_sidebar’)) echo ‘<ul class=”thin-sidebar spad”>’;?>
<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘left_sidebar’) ) : endif; ?>
<?php if (is_active_sidebar(‘left_sidebar’)) echo ”; ?>
<?php if (is_active_sidebar(‘right_sidebar’)) echo ‘<ul class=”thin-sidebar”>’; ?>
<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘right_sidebar’) ) : endif; ?>
<?php if (is_active_sidebar(‘right_sidebar’)) echo ” ;?>
</div><!–end sidebar–>

With IE8 I’m not getting an error on page at https://israel-booking.net/test/?p=114

Add to Any: Share/Bookmark/Email Button – Still getting the “error on page” with IE8. In other words, it’s like you programmed that a pic should be displayed on your website, but you forgot to put that pic in that folder. The browser then notices, “object expected”; but that object isn’t there. Next, the browser releases an error on page notice.
Could be that the time to connect with the add-to-any server is too long?

Ok got the slideshow finally working, wasn’t an easy job thou! Thanks again, great theme! Looks a bit like Russian nostalgia, spartan, ascetic, but nicely made.

ok, got the slideshow now to work, thanks, great theme!

Just wanted to know if all the components to run the slideshow are already in the theme?
Several website using constructor theme have a “imagerotator.swf”, what is part of Nextgen slideshow plugin. Somehow I can’t find this in the files of the basic constructor template?