Tom Lany

You could probably achieve this with PHP’s explode function. You could explode out the first text, and then have the result displayed. I am doing this with a Twitter feed on one of my sites and it is working well.

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Thanks! This helped me a lot!

Are you sure that you are editing the correct stylesheet? You must edit the styles for your current theme (not others) for them to take effect.

Could you post a link to your blog? Thanks.

You could just FTP your files and then link them manually. I know this would be a bit more work, though.

Looks like something CSS related. Maybe your page isn’t wide enough for the content (if that makes sense).

You might want to take the issue up with Mozilla. It seems to be a Firefox issue, not a WordPress issue. I hope you are able to solve the issue without loosing your bookmarks, etc.

I am a bit stumped.

I noticed this in your first entry.

I have blog subdirectory (blog.saarproduction.com/blog) where I have save all the wordpress directories and files except index.php

Why isn’t index.php in the same directory as everything else? Hope you get it to work out.

Looks like a database issue.

Do you have backups? If you do not, you may want to contact your host ASAP to see if they have backups of your site in its old condition. Most hosts write over them with new backups soon – so you may have to act fast.

I don’t know specifically how to help, but you could try rolling the site back to how it look before based on the backup copies.

Did you notice this in the right column?

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ” at line 1]

SELECT cat_id, cat_name FROM

You probably have some kind of database error that you need to fix.

Also, you say that your index.php isn’t in the same directory as everything else. Why is this?

I use Firefox 2 on a Mac too…

You said that Firefox crashed. Could you download and reinstall it? What seems to be the problem with Firefox?

Who is your web host?

Sounds like an issue with the backend. You might want to try reinstalling the PHP files from a fresh ZIP. (Backup first since you had trouble in the first place.) Also, you might want to make sure that your web server meets the new minimum requirements.

I think I understand. If you just have one index.html file on your server that causes a redirect to occur (to *****.blogger.com), then you should take that off the server and put the index.php file from WordPress in its place. I would also recommend importing your blogger blog so that you just had to worry about one blog (that’s just me, though).

You need to edit the CSS for your theme. See the codex.