bseidner

When you uploaded a full clean version did you delete the database first. Then try to reinstall wordpress plus a new database.

I had that happen to me. I don’t know why it happen but if you have a backup of your database try to restore it. I got mine up and running.

Thank you it worked!!

Yes it works now. THANK YOU. My line 46 is 47 I look at the line number wrong had a brain fart was looking for 64 not 46. The </div><!–end entry–> code is also in line 70. Thank you again.

This does not work because the sidebar goes to the bottom of the page. any other suggestions on changes.

Ok Nick solved that problem now the when you click the flag or text links it does nothing I am using basic simplicity as the theme

The DB cache Plugin settings need to be changed

thank you I cleared the browser’s cache

Take a look at my blog page blog.seidnershouse.com I am using the theme Basic Simplicity. I modified the header.php. you are not making a mountain out of grain of sand. I first had a main web page and gallery. Then the blog . Basically you just edit the header.php or index.php of your theme (wherever the navigation bar code is written).

I took a look at both your pages heres what I came up with:
1 Your link to your home page called home and your blog link called blog
2 Your link to your home page called The Tribe of Admins Home and your blog link called The Tribe of Admins Blog
3 If you can shorten the name like this: Your link to your home page called T.T.A. Home and your blog link called T.T.A. Blog
4 Lot of work but can be done, merge the home page into the blog and delete the home page. I can see this if I knew what theme you are choosing.

Update I did some digging and found a spelling error in this line of wp-login-forms.php

old line: elseif ( isset($_GET[‘checkemail’]) && ‘registered’ == $_GET[‘checkemail’] ) $login_errors->add(’registered’, $this->GetOption(’registered_complete’), ‘message’);

corrected line: elseif ( isset($_GET[‘checkemail’]) && ‘registered’ == $_GET[‘checkemail’] ) $login_errors->add(’registered’, $this->GetOption(’register_complete’), ‘message’);

Now message appears.
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I have the same problem but not as often now that I use the DB Cache plugin. This plugin caches the database for faster loads. This is the only cache I can get working on IIS6. It seems the others are written for Apache.