brittanie

I’m not sure why this happens but it happened to me too when I first started using WP. Here is how I fixed it.

Notice in the code you posted above, the part that says
<form method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php bloginfo('siteurl'); ?>">

The “action” is searching bloginfo(‘siteurl’) which would be cybernetresources.com.

However, in your case, your WP files are installed in a subdomain, cybernetresources.com/gigmax/index.php.

Now, in order for the serach to work, you have to change the search destination, or the info contained in that part that says ‘siteurl’. Try this:

<form method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php bloginfo('cybernetresources.com/gigmax/index.php'); ?>">

If you have access to your server files (via your server, NOT via your dashboard) then delete the plugin (and all it’s associated files and folders) you think may have caused the problem. This is probably the plugin you were “messing around with” when the problem started. If the plugin required you to add any code into another page on your site be sure to delete this too. Keep deleting one plugin at a time until your site is back to normal.

Also, when you install a new version of WP you must run the install program. Are you sure you’ve done this?

Lemme know if you need more help.

Silly me, I’m sure, but what is a “mullet-style” blog layout? Short excerpt in the front and long post inside?

Wow, thanks. Sometimes it’s the small things. My CSS looked fine, and it was. So I fixed the template instead.

thank you, takk, merci, kansamnida, gracias!
(it worked, obviously)

Sorry, I’ve been fiddling with it as I wait for you to respond — the negative margin is not there (it doesn’t do anything anyway) anymore, but even if I change your above code to:

h1, h1 a, h1 a:hover, h1 a:visited {
text-decoration: none;
color: #1f1f1f;
padding: 0 0 100px 180px; /* adjust as required */
margin: 0;
}

the title still does not change position, which I don’t understand why it would move left and right but not up or down.

Okay, well that works sort of but why can’t I get the padding to work on the top and bottom? I only have a very elementary understanding of CSS…

Odd, because he’s seeing the word “Go” on the roof of the house, meaning it would be in the opposite direction of what you’re seeing. Can you help me with my CSS?

This fix is from user Likoma, who helped me:

In the plugin PHP file (eventcalendar3.php), change line 499 from:

$safe_title.=' @'.$time;

to:

$safe_title.='';

This will remove the time element from the title when you hover over it. The time will still be set as midnight (or whatever you set it in the Edit Timestamp section of the write page), it just won’t show up on the calendar.

Thanks, that helped a lot and was easy too!

I have used this thread with some great results but now I am stuck and hoping someone can help me — I’ve signed up for EC’s mailing list but haven’t had any luck there.

My calendar is here.
Three things:
1. Previous and next post links take you to the archives for the next month, not the calendar page. I’d like it to “page” though the calendar instead.
2. Most of my events are holidays or festivals — all-day events. I’d like to get rid of the post time in the calendar and just have the event title.
3. Clicking the day of the event takes you to the archives for that entire day. Instead, I’d like it to just go straight to the permalink for that particular event.

Thanks in advance. I’m hoping this thread’s not dead…

No, I mean you need to change the number for them all. That 5 posts-per-page applies to everything. Change it to someting else, see if it works, and then change it back to five. That’s what “reset” everything for me.

Try Nicer Archives.

That depends on which template. There are several Blogger templates (such as the minima themes that have been ported to WordPress.

Try using one of my fav plugins, Custom Query String. Instead of the default setting where “show 10 posts per page” applies to EVERYTHING, this plugin lets you set a different number of posts per page for different situations (for example, all posts per month, but only 10 posts per page for categories and only one post per page for the index).

To show all the posts per page, use -1 instead of an real number.