Hi Beel, That was a good place to start, and one I hadn’t already thought of yet. Thing is, all the examples I looked at, used absolute paths and because of this, so did I. Turns out that there are a couple of pieces of code that I put on the main template (index.php):
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.eticketride.org/wpblog/wp-content/themes/connections/nicetitle.js”>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.eticketride.org/wpblog/wp-content/themes/connections/sidebar.js”>
I did not have these on my page template (page.php) which I believe is used to create my “other pages” like my about page, mods page, contact page etc. I also had to add it to pages that I threw together without using the page template, like the who’s online page.
There is one interesting little discovery though. When I revisited those two pieces of code, I noticed that the second one (for sidebar.js) still pointed to Luis and Carla’s site. Darn copy and paste. I guess that means that every time I clicked on my side bar to actuate a drop down menu, all those times I thought “Hey! It works!” My site was actually hitting theirs. ahem… sorry guys.
The link was corrected, and both pieces of code were added to all the other pages and now I think I have it covered everywhere. Holy crap. Aren’t you guys glad I’m not a mechanic or a surgeon? ?? “Duh, I didn’t know that goes in there!”