Tom Lany

You can sign up for the program here. After that, you just need to copy the correct code in to your theme (as I’m sure they explain after you sign up for the ad program).

I think that is a theme question, but I don’t know how to solve it… sorry.

Pages are generally sorted alphabetically, so just change the names of your pages so that they come up in the right order.

First, you will want to use the importer in WordPress to import your Blogger blog. Next, login to Blogger and tell it to stop publishing to your domain (and take out the FTP host/username/password). Next, you should be able to delete all files blogger put on your server (via FTP) (you may want to backup them up first). That should be it! As long as WordPress’s index.php is still in the directory you want to post to (and the blog is setup for that directory), you should be set!

Hum… some problem with the backend… you’ve got me puzled!

Word Press doesn’t actually host most of the blogs created with the software. If it is a ******.wordpress.com blog, then go to the WordPress.com support page. If the blog is not hosted there, you will need to contact the webmaster and/or host associated. To find the blog webmaster and host, use WHOIS data. Just search for the domain involved.

I hope you will be able to find someone who can help you. It may take a bit of work, but persistence should get your content taken down.

Have you made sure that your image directories are writable by the server?

Also, is it possible that Netfirms has a separate tool that allows image uploads which breaks the Word Press one? You could try downloading Word Press and installing it yourself (not automatically through Netfirms). Although a bit of work, this may help in the case that Netfirms turned off the tool image upload tool in favor of their own.

Lastly, you could upload images via FTP.

I don’t see a blank screen, but rather the correct login image. Is it now working?

You may want to try deleting your cache (on your internet browser) if you haven’t done so recently.

Try this plugin.

Note: It requires PHP 5.

Could you post a link to your blog so we can take a look?

Also, are you sure that your host meets the minimum WordPress requirements?

You are probably need to look for the correct theme (or create your own) to get your blog to look the way you want it to. Check out the WordPress Theme viewer for starters.

Does the university have a very low bandwidth line going out?

Like it… but I might make the banner stand out a little bit more (bright colors, etc.)

Have you tried uninstalling WP-Cache just to ensure that WP-Cache is indeed breaking your site? After doing a quick search for it, I noticed that the screen shots appear to be of WordPress 1.5. I see that you are on 2.1.1. Have you verified that this works with your version of WordPress?

P.S. Don’t forget to backup often as you are making major site changes.

Maybe Yahoo automatically enables moderation in order to prevent spam on their servers. Have you contacted them?