robsonfgjunior

Yes you can.

Download the theme from anywhere on the web then put the folder inside wp-content –> themes
Same goes for plugins. download them from wordpress plugin directory or anywhere else and put the plugin folder inside wp-content –> plugins

Thats it! Themes and plugins will be able to activation on the admin panel after that

Did you try to select the target word before clicking the buttons?

Usually the buttons are faded out beacuse you have to tell it what word you want to link from. Try selecting a word and see if it helps

Generally speaking you should always wait a little before upgrading.

But, most of the times when a new version comes out, your existing plugins will work just fine. WordPress 3.0 was a major release and a lot of plugins had to be updated to work correctly, so i would recommend to wait a little when this version came out.

But its about time to upgrade! We are on 3.0.1 now and you are 2 versions behind so i say, Enough with the waiting! :p Just do it already!

Make sure to enjoy all the great features of 3.0 like the wp_nav_menu and other stuff ??

What exactly do you want to do?
Maybe theres is another way around it …

Actually i’ve never seen anyone ask that before :p

But now that you brought it up, i agree it should be a native functionality. Lets hope they add that on the next update ??

First you should be using the new Wp_Nav_Menu function that was released with wordpress 3.0. That would give you full control over your menu.

Anyways, if you are using the wp_list_categories function to generate your menu then you simply need to add an exclude like this:

<?php wp_list_categories( ‘exclude=3,4,5’ ); ?>

3,4,5 are the ids of the categories you want to block from the menu.

I think the problem is not the host but your domain. Did you provide the correct Name Servers to Meteor Domain when changing hosts?

if you do a quick trace route, you can see your domain is not reaching any server.
https://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=express&host=samanthaeliza.com

It probably has the nameservers wrong, you should contact Meteor Domain and ask them to change it.

glad to help ??

You are probably using the same database that your domain.co.uk

WordPress keeps your site url inside the wp_options table (if you chose other prefix it will be “yourprefix_options”), this is what causes the redirect.

You need to edit 2 rows in that table in order to login sucessufuly on your testing sub domain. But if you do change that, everybody else you stop seeing the main site, and will be redirected to your testing site.

The only way around this, is to do a new wordpress installation using other table prefix or using other database. and put the link for your subdomain.

You could create a different menu with all your custom links and then call it on your theme like this:

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’ => ‘Name of your menu’ ));
} ?>

Hope this helps ??

Nobody out there knows a solution for this? :p
I guess i’ll just have to split my post into 10 different posts then ..

Hey

i’ve found the solution!! ??

Looks like Timthumb script needs permissions of 777 for image cache directory, and for the directory that holds the script, in my case that is the theme directory.

So i only changed permissions for those 2 folders and bingo! it worked!

Hope this helps

regards

I just had the same problem

offline my template was working really fine and then i uploaded it and timthumb is not working anymore . . . i cant find anyone who actually solved this problem yet :s

i’m pretty disappointed right now