alanharris

Looks like a plugin error. It might pay to try upgrading manually instead of using the automatic upgrade method…

I think 2.7 rc2 had an auto update plugin? Try disabling that first.

Most errors like this are due to incomplete FTP transfers. Try transferring all files again via a decent ftp program like filezilla, coda, cuteftp, etc…

Have you recently upgraded to 2.6.5? Make sure you don’t have duplicate /wp-content/plugins folders. Rename a working plugin and see if it deactivates it in the admin.

Also try clearing your cache.

It is the latest stable release. I just upgraded from 2.6.5 to 2.7 in under 5 minutes with no problems at all.

What ftp program are you using?

You should have the following within google-sitemap-generator:

documentation.txt
– img [folder]
– lang [folder]
readme.txt
screenshot-1.gif
sitemap-core.php
sitemap-ui.php
sitemap.php
sitemap.xsl

Also check the permissions on the files and folders.

Take a look at the post by GamerZ here.

And another link to a tutorial here.

It says it’s for 2.6 but it should be much the same for 2.7

@kyledylanconner: Is this the error you see when visiting the blog url?

@simpledog: try removing your plugins via ftp, see if your WP works, then upload them again.

What version of WP are you running? What version plugin?

I run the same plugin on 2.6.5 and 2.7

Sorry, didn’t realise you meant site logo.

You could always add the logo via CSS.

#header{
	height:80px;
	width:976px;
	background:url(images/slimscenelogo.jpg) no-repeat;
}

Or if you want to place an image in the div try adding the height and width of the image.

<img src="images/slimscenelogo.jpg" alt="SlimScenelogo" height="80px" width="976px" border="0" />

Just browse through the theme directory and find a basic theme with a right sidebar.

If you want more than one banner ad, a banner ad plugin may be what you are looking for.

Post a link to your blog and I will take a look at your code to see why the banner won’t display.

I see quite a few problems with your layout.

ie. Your whole post seems to be inside heading tags <h1></h1> and you have tables inside of divs.

The site seems to be a sliced PSD image with a heap of tables. I would be using divs if I were you.

It would have been much easier finding a template with roughly the same layout and modifying it to suit your theme.

This link explains how to strip the link to your categories: Template Tags/get the category

If you have cPanel, try deleting the folder/files using the file manager. It should delete there without any problems.

Hi PaperQueen,

Any chance of seeing a link to the site?

I can’t see how this problem would occur with the browser uploader. What type/size images are you trying to upload?

BTW, the small empty box to the left of “show” is to insert a number for image ordering for the gallery.

Post your URL and I can take a look for you.

I’m glad it all worked out for you. ??

Number one rule of upgrading any script; backup files AND databases.

I know it doesn’t help in this instance, but backing up will prevent headaches in the future.

When you say you had a custom installation do you mean you modified core files or installed plugins?

FTP the theme over to the new install and it should work ok. Some things may need to be tweaked in the theme due to the upgrade though.

Perhaps post the DB errors to give us an idea of what needs fixing…