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  • Another option, if you can get into MySQL, is to delete it from the table. It is a mystery though why you have 2 default categories and where the new ones came from…

    Hope you get it sorted. ??

    What has happened is that Google and Yahoo have crawled your pages before you customised them. Therefore they are showing what is in their cache. your pages will be updated eventually (next time they crawl your page) – however this happens less often for pages with a low pagerank. All you can do is wait and keep checking back.

    For a good explanation of googles googlebot have a look at https://www.googleguide.com/google_works.html

    Just change the default category to one you wish to keep. You can do this through Options > Writing then go to the dropdown list and select a new default. Then you should be able to delete ‘hostees’

    You say that the WP files are in the root C:wamp/www/wp-content/themes/ but don’t say what file path you specify for the images.

    If you are calling the whole path from c: then the images won’t appear to anyone else because they don’t have the images in c:

    Try using images/yourimage.gif (assuming you have the images in a folder named images inside your themes folder)

    Does this help? If not then perhaps you could post the snippet of code that you are using to call the images. ??

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: /favicon.ico ???

    The favicon should be placed in your root directory (the directory that holds your blog) and the url should be placed between the <head> </head> tags after any meta tags in the header.php

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Custom smilies?

    I don’t think that the file size of a smilie is important – however the name and file type is. So if the file is named smile.gif then you need to make sure that your file is exactly the same. You could replace the default smilies but you would be restricted to the default set. And editing core files when you are nervous is never a good thing =OP

    There is a lovely plugin called More Smilies over at Matt’s Googly Site which I have been using for 3 months and not had a problem with.

    The good thing about it is you can add whatever smilies you like and decide how you want to type them. The code is easy and self explanatory (and since it is a plugin you can always delete and start again if you get stuck without screwing up your blog) and I have had great fun adding my own smilies – which you can see in action HERE. =O)

    Ok, I had the same question and after extensive searching I came up with …

    Hide dashboard Plugin

    I’ve installed it and it seems to work just fine. ??

    Hope it helps.

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