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Hi,

I found this issue extremely annoying. However, I realize I had forgotten to disable plugins. And the common plugin “Google Sitemap Generator” did not work with WordPress 2.3. I deactivated the plugin, rolled back the database as described, and replaced that plugin with the newest one. My install is happy now.

I found the problem. Some of these themes lack index.php, header.php, and footer.php. I don’t know why.

So, I simply chose other templates.

Hi,

Indeed, the themes come with stylesheets, but they aren’t named “style.css”. For example, in the theme andreas07, there is fix.css and andreas07.css.

Isn’t WP looking for “style.css”?

Thanks, that reference was helpful.

Follow-up:

I moved one blog, so now I have a blog at the root: expdesign.net, and one here: expdesign.net/blog

There is no .htaccess file in the root, but I am afraid to change to pretty permalinks in WordPress, because last time I did that, I got error 500 and had to reinstall everything. I ‘ve made pages now, so I don’t want to have to wipe the DB and start over again.

Thanks Moshu. Would anyone else like to weigh in on this topic–hackers?

I’m on WordPress 2.0. Would I find it elsewhere?

Thanks,

Ben