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is there a way to do this such that the user can’t change the rate? Your screenshot looks like they can just remove the 5 and insert a different value.

Did you ever get a solution to this? I am wanting to do something very similar on one of these calculators.

I have renamed the plugin.php file and re-uploaded it with no change in the symptoms.

I have tried to go to the wp-admin/upgrade.php file and I get a “page cannot be displayed” error. Is this possibly some rights issue? I didn’t change any attributes on any files, but could something be set incorrectly there?

Originally, I moved the .gz file and extracted it on the server after deleting my original wp-admin and wp-includes folders. After your suggestion, I redownloaded the zip file to my local PC, extracted it, and then uploaded the wp-admin and wp-includes folders via an FTP client. I still have the same error. I have cleaned my cookies and temp files out of my browser but still get the “Call to undefined function get_admin_page_title() in /home/texarkan/public_html/wp-admin/admin-header.php on line 12”

Bump?

I’m sorry it took so long to post this. I had kinda back-burnered this project until I got some other sites finished. The biggest obstacle on the painter theme CSS mods was to actually find the CSS file. If you go to “Appearance” and edit the style.css file, all that is there is a few useless entries . . . useless in that the Painter theme does NOT use them. If you look at the link in the source code to your CSS file, it is:
/painter/css/style.css

However, the Appearance editor actually edits a file named
/painter/style.css

To make CSS changes that actually do something, you either need to change the CSS link, or mod the /painter/css/style.css file manually and upload it. With that said, to move the sidebar in the painter theme to the other side read below:

The original content CSS entry was
#content
{
float:left;
width:700px;
padding:14px 0px 10px 10px;
}

and the original sidebar CSS entry was

{
float:right;
width:250px;
padding:14px 10px 10px 10px;
}

I just changed the float on the content to right and the float on the sidebar to right.

To remove the blogroll and others, you can simply delete the appropriate DIV from the sidebar.php file in the Appearance editor. I don’t remember, but I think with 2.7 you can actually take the “links” widget off of the sidebar through the widgets page.

As far as my text not showing up in IE6, I’m still lost.