Joe

That works nicely, thank you.

Any idea how to get it to work with the pager?

<?php query_posts( 'tag=xyz-widget&posts_per_page=30' ); ?>

At the moment, it generates the pager links at the bottom, but clicking through to page 2 like example.com/blog/pagename/page/2/ just shows the same content from page 1.

Joe

If it is true that there isn’t an existing XML / XSL parser, we could arrange to have it developed for the PHP WordPress platform as a plugin, but I would be surprised if this didn’t already exist.

Joe

A plugin wont fix it, you need to re-examine your theme css files.

Joe

In general, I would be cautious about who you offer your login credentials to as people can damage and destroy your site data.

An easier option for you may be to try Joseph’s suggestion. You have Filezilla so you should be ok to look inside the root directory of your WordPress installation folder. Locate a file called wp-config.php and edit that in a text editor, what you want to do is, after the opening <?php portion, add this:

define('WP_HOME','https://quazzo.comuv.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','https://quazzo.comuv.com');

Then save it and check your site. If your site works, login to the admin control panel, and under the Settings menu, update your site url (then you can remove those 2 lines from wp-config.php after that).

Try that and see if it works, if you still have issues with it you can send me your details in a private message on Facebook via https://www.facebook.com/joenade

Joe

The suggestion by Joseph to add those 2 lines to wp-config.php should work, as it overrides the siteurl values in the database, allowing you to view your site and login etc so that you can enter the correct url via the WordPress admin control panel – once you have fixed the settings, remember to remove those 2 lines from wp-config.php immediately after.

Joe

Glad to hear you’ve got it resolved! You can close this thread to mark it as complete.

Joe

You can take a backup of your MySQL database and set it up at a new host, but I would advise to try fixing the problem first before migrating.

Most hosting providers have a control panel like cPanel and this includes a feature called PhpMyAdmin – you want to launch that and click on the name of your blog database.

– Click on the wp_options table
– from the list, you can locate a field column called option_name and it will say siteurl and next to that in the option_value column it should list your site domain.

It might be showing something like: Quazzo.comuNv.com

If it contains the incorrect siteurl value, then you can click on the pencil icon to edit the url and correct it. Save the field and then recheck your site.

Joe

Sounds like a mod_rewrite .htaccess issue. In the root of your WordPress installation there is a .htaccess file, open that up in a text editor and check to see if this code is present (if it isn’t you can add it):

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

If there are other lines in that file and this doesn’t resolve it, please post a copy here so that we can check for any rewrite rule conflicts. Most likely this portion is missing and you could add it to solve the problem.

Joe

Akismet should be OK, but I’m not familiar with the other two you mentioned, I would disable them for the time being.. Akismet should still be operational and will help you keep out the spam.

Joe

Is it reproducible every time? Do you have any comment related plugins installed? If so, try disabling the plugins and test if the issue still persists.

Joe

062785 your site appears fine at 1024×768 resolution and at 800×600 it appears with a horizontal scrollbar, which is as good as it’s going to get on that type of layout. Perhaps you’ve fixed any issues or if you can be more specific about what you’d like to do.

bohdanruz your site is using a fixed width layout at 1040px (#wrapper id) – which I would advise against because it is creating a horizontal scrollbar on 1024×768 resolutions (a very common resolution that you should be optimized for). For the width you should be aiming for around 910px width or thereabouts.

Joe

You can enter this literally into the Permalinks settings page:

/%post_id%/%category%/%postname%

WordPress will then automatically construct the urls according to the above variables, filling in post id number, the category name and post title keywords whenever you create a new post. You still have the option to override the default url that is generated at the time of authoring a post.

Joe

WordPress 3.0.1 still has the option to set the url manually for each individual post, it is under the url with an ‘edit’ button.

Joe

The %20 represents a space character for url encoding. Are these comments legitimate or spam comments?

Joe

In your css stylesheet nav.css (line 89) you have something like this:

.sf-menu li:hover, .sf-menu li.sfHover, .sf-menu a:focus, .sf-menu a:hover, .sf-menu a:active {
background: #1A1A1A;
outline:0 none;
}

The portion #1A1A1A is what you want to change to your desired colour.

Joe