charle97

are there any errors in the activity log of your mt blog from her blog?

post the url to the fake folder.

edit the wp-layout.css file. scroll down until you see #menu ul. change text-transform: lowercase; .
reference:
text-transform

describe your directory structure. where is wordpress relative to where you want the main blog page to appear?

i advise not making the above edit if you’re in a multi user environment with template editing privileges.

go into the wp-admin folder and edit the templates.php file.
look for the validate_file function. comment out using // the first if statement and the corresponding die function. also comment out the line just before the return at the end.
validate_file function should then look like this:
function validate_file($file) {
//if (‘..’ == substr($file,0,2))
//die (__(‘Sorry, can’t edit files with “..” in the name. If you are trying to edit a file in your WordPress home directory, you can just type the name of the file in.’));
if (‘:’ == substr($file,1,1))
die (__(‘Sorry, can’t call files with their real path.’));
if (‘/’ == substr($file,0,1))
$file = ‘.’ . $file;
$file = stripslashes($file);
//$file = str_replace(‘../’, ”, $file);
return $file;
}

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in your rewrite rule, add another term: &order=asc
that should order your posts in ascending order so that page 1 of your pagination will begin with your first post.

are you referring to this:
https://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/nicetitle/

try this plugin:
customizable-post-listings
it’s not going to write to a file. if you know some php and set up a cron job, you can have the function write to a file.

it’s kludgy only if you don’t know what you’re doing.

try this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/3/4801#post-28758
i used that before matt coded in_category.

yea, sorry about that. i copied the statement from another post.
corrected:
UPDATE ed2004_posts set post_author = ‘[new author number]’ where post_author = ‘1’;

UPDATE ed2004_posts set post_author = ‘1’ where post_author = ‘[new author number]’;
replace [new author number] with the new author number.

try something simpler without the if statement and the -1. maybe just echo the function.