rustifer

Actually, there is a line feed between the two lines.
Try
<?php include( the cookiecheck one );
include( the headervar one) ?>

Although it’s slightly odd that you’d be getting an error citing line 2, while the linefeed would be on line 1. I’m assuming that you’ve also checked the cookiecheck file for extra spaces and linefeeds, and the same with headervar.skin.extension?

looking at your html source, you have two sections called ‘head’: it looks like you want the second one to actually be your ‘head;’ that one has the keywords, description, and I think author that it looks like you’re expecting.

I’m not sure what template you’re using, so I don’t know exactly how to help you, but I think you need to figure out where the top html section is coming from.

And yeah, I know you said you’re non-technical. I’m sorry about that.

Pretty theme. ??

If I remember correctly, WP 1.5 had the cache enabled. Have you tried refreshing your local cache (by holding down the ctrl key while you refresh the page) ? Is the server-side cache enabled, and have you tried dumping that directory?

It sounds to me like a cache issue, because it’s happening on specific pages (the front page, and with comments, the archive page).

You don’t specify whether you’ve upgraded to 2.0.2 yet; I tried with my 2.0.1 install, and was able to log in. If you get the password wrong, you get an “invalid password” screen, not an “access denied” message.

Have you tried this again? Maybe Blogger was having some problems?

That zap_imgpop was pretty cool, I’ll agree (although I had to go up the directory and then back down to see the page)

In the past, I’ve written a ‘hack’ (it was before plugins) so that a thumbnail image would be wrapped in href tags like:

<img src=”picture_t.jpg” etc etc />

$url in this case looks like “/bigpicture.php?pic=picture.jpg”

the bigpicture php page would find the image, set it into a basic template page, and then another javascript function would resize the page on loading to just above the size of the image.

It sounds like a long process but it wasn’t really, once I broke it up into steps. Are you up for this, would the zap one above work for you, do you need more specific help? I can dig out those functions for you.

Looking at my 2.0. wp install, you can set comment_status to open, closed, or registered_only. Your idea of changing ‘closed’ to ‘registered_only’ and leaving all the rest the same would be ok in that light.

Personally, I’d start with this file:
https://porn-kingdom.com/wp-content/themes/black-letterhead/style.css
and edit the section for navigation:

.navigation {
display: block;
text-align: center;
margin-top: 10px;
margin-bottom: 60px;
}

and add a color:#FFFFFF; line.
If that didn’t work, I’d add a .navigation ul li { color:white;} line outside of the navigation block.

That would work too, Paulzag, I suppose. Alexkingorg- wouldn’t I wind up with “img src=/smilies/shewhomustbeobeyed.gif” ?

And my second question may be moot- I just realized that I’ve got an automagically included header.inc file that may be breaking whatever wp is showing.

And here’s where my question lies; in the “pretty” menu division, there are several “lists”; links, archives, categories, admin and meta; some of them hard code in the “

• ” and some ask for a “tag before” and “tag after” in the function call. Could we make all the function codes ask for the “tag before” and “tag after”?

I’ve been using a ‘hack’ I coded to upload a pair of files (thumbnail and main image), rename them, and place them in appropriate location for another function to display them. They get renamed to ($id).jpg and ($id)-t.jpg and then the function checks for files matching the current ($id) in that directory; you know what I mean. I also set it to make all even numbered ones show up on the left and all other ones on the right. ?? Works great.