the5sisters

Look at your General/Writing/Reading settings in your dashboard.
The Front Page and post page options can be changed or use the default option.Hit CTRL+F5 and then check your site.

Can’t you just FTP them to the wp-content uploads folder or directly into the media folder of the NextGenGallery directory?

Manually you can right click the images and save them on your computer and then upload them to Word Press via the dashboard media radio button.
They end up at
https://yourblog address.com/wp-content/uploads/imagename.jpgorgiforpng/
Enter that into the blog post ‘edit’ to replace theirs with:

<img src=”https://yourblogname.com/wp-content/uploads/imagename.jpg&gt;
as above.

You can either resize them on your computer using Irfanview or add attributes to the <–> above such as width=”” height=”” vspace=”” hspace=”” align top,bottom,left,right etc.(sizes in px)

You need a php programmer for that tweak.Ask MaxBlog.

Meanwhile check out the following:

https://www.baboon.co.in has a free download ,called ptm6.4.0 , that you simply upload to the server and then use your browser to access the index file .From there you can do all kinds of things with your database.At first it sounds hard but it isn’t.True ,it is not automatic to start ,but at least this method is not likely to mess up as long as you get regular database backups.

The host cannot parse access versus database feed.

Contact host via c-panel or phone and ask them to replace the .htaccess file.There are 3 ,so they will know you mean the main one.You could do it yourself but don’t use FTP which is then fighting it’s own access privileges.
If you successfully re-instated your database you may find that you will need to also change themes temporarily before switching back to your own;
the css gets messed up with post formatting.

Let me know.

Copy the souce code for all your static pages and save them in a new directory on your server;add a blank index.php file into that same directory.Move your blog to where you want it.Edit the individual permalinks to point to your new directory/each static page name.

If it is you own blog check the Akismet settings or search your database for those posts to edit them.
If it is not your blog contact the blog owner to ask if you were blacklisted.Maybe someone complained about that post 3 times so your IP might not be able to comment or post.
Write your query in simplified Chinese [cannot tell from above] and have a friend translate it for you.I really cannot see what you wrote.

If it a pictur or just text bor simple html ,go to widgets .text,add your text or picture or simple html, and direct that widget to where you want to place it.You can also use the dashboard WPinsert and whether or not it is an ad or not you can place certain items according to that page’s options.
For pictures the upload is into your wp-content upload folder.
For insertion,the code is:
<img src=”https://yoursitename.com/wp-content/uploads/picturename.jpg/&#8221; alt=””>
For CSS stylesheet the code is:
url(https://yoursitename.com/wp-content/uploads/picturename.jpg alt=””)

Ask your host to do that or get their directions.You don’t want to delete your domain.

Not sure but it seems like a ‘browser’ interference.If your browser has the Google Flash installed and also Gears ,try disabling Gears ,reload the browser,sign into your blog,upload your file,and re-enable Gears.From then on everything should work.Keep coming back here if this should not be the answer.

Another is the free version of GWA Autoresponer

Disqus or JsKit

Quite tricky.A possible solution might be to have a separate css file outside your theme folder and a php file that can call on one or the other css file via a user input .I think you either have to call on a programmer to create such a plug-in like “MaxBlogPress” or choose a background that most users will be happy with.
There is an accessibility work around that I have heard about ,only, but you would need further research.
A php right inside the css file is workable, to give alternate colors on input.
Again ask someone who can write that php file for you.
Remember to always make a backup copy of your css file before changing anything,using copy/paste or FTP download.

Try NextGen Gallery plug-in

Are you listed as a site member ? In other words join the site again and log in.You may have to slightly change your ID such as adding a middle initial or a number.
When you go to Users in admin panel are you listed as admin and contributor.You may have to change the admin name from “admin” to Your name.Then when you go to the Security tab ,after dashboard log-out and log-in and ctrl+F5 it shoul show no admin, but you can still post as admin and log into dashboard with new admin name and password
Strange but true .It worked for me.