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I would also like to switch off the scrolling.

Anzarch – do you have the exact code that you updated as I cannot see the obvious place to edit.

Thanks.

Just checking – the template I am using does not 404.php file – is that the problem? If so, is there a standard 404.php file I can apply?

Thanks
Stephen.

Although it pops up in IE7, still cant add image. We have changed the theme and still not working.

Is it possibly a plugin issue? We have just done a fresh install on the same host and that works fine.

Have just found that this only occurs with firefox – it pops up in IE7

Well I have it installed on https://www.newzealandholidays.org.uk using a revolution 2 theme.

I tried it on a post page

https://www.newzealandholidays.org.uk/test-post-for-yarpp/

and on a content page

https://www.newzealandholidays.org.uk/holidays/new-zealand-adventure-holidays-overview/

I am guessing there is some kind of conflict?

Fixed – i repaired it – educational and thanks for the tip.

Stephen.

think that is the problem
is it possible to fix

MySQL said: Documentation
#145 – Table ‘./bea10000_wrdp1/wp_posts’ is marked as crashed and should be repaired

actually – looking at wrong database – still cehcking

Right I found the database I can browse the tablet etc

So that looks ok.

I can see the followin tables in the db:

* Browse wp_comments
* Browse wp_links
* Browse wp_options
* Browse wp_postmeta
* Browse wp_posts
* Browse wp_terms
* Browse wp_term_relationships
* Browse wp_term_taxonomy
* Browse wp_usermeta
* Browse wp_users

STephen

Thanks – I didnt really change anythingas far as I know. i.e no new plugins or such like.

Can you point me to the instructions for checking the database please.

Thanks
Stephen.

Just as an add on t othis – I can still edit comments etc. Is this likely to be terminal?

Stephen.

Thanks – well it happened again and I deactivated the “Image Upload HTTP Error Fix” plugin and this did the trick. I actually dont have any active plugins on that site yet so will report back if adding any causes the problem again.

I didn’t fully catch what the Hostgator support said, but I think they said that there was some incompatible commands with Apache 2? But I may be talking rubbish there!

Thanks
Stephen.