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  • Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    Fixed it.

    Logged into my host and opened the php.ini file to edit it. On some hosts it is found in the CGI and php scripting options.

    I changed the memory limit to 64.

    memory_limit = 64M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)

    I thought I had done it all ready, but I guess I did it in another site I have that’s using joomla.

    Once that was done I saw an error on my site… the warning header all ready called pluggable.php stuff.

    So I opened my wp-config.php file and deleted a random extra line in the file that can only bee scene in an editor that numbers the lines like dreamweaver.

    I also made a copy of the comments.php file in the default theme and replaced the comments.php file in the theme I am using with the default one. I left the one that came with my theme in the theme folder, but re titled it comments.bak.php.

    I also disabled and deleted my theme your login plugin becuase I was mentioned in the header warning I got. Not sure if that was a problem, but in a few minutes I will try to reinstall that plugin and see if it works….probably will.

    Site is workin just fine now! Hopefully this info will help someone else out with the same issue.

    Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    No… wait… I just switched to the default again and did some testing and it works.

    What would be the problem with my theme? it has got to be one of the most plain themes out there and I chose it as to avoid problems like this.

    I am using the white as milk theme.

    site is www dot 108billy dot ca

    Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    I tried the disabling of the plugins with no results… huge pain though becuase every time I click disable I get a white page.

    I also removed the htaccess file completely with no results good or bad.

    I did switch over to the default theme and that did help with the posting of comments, but did nothing for the admin section giving me a blank white page when saving template files and disabling plugins.

    Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    Just a note for you here.

    I have updated two other websites with your system with no problem and both are subdomains and on bluehost.

    The one that “blew up” is hosted on ipower, but is php5 and such.

    All three sites are using pretty much all the same plugins and are very close to being identical theme wise and such.

    Unfortunately I couldn’t leave the site broken for you to view it ??

    Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    I will be standing by patiently. ??

    I love the editing feature you put together!!!! AWESOME!!!

    I have a wordpress site set up as an free online classifieds for a huge region in BC Canada. Users are uploading things for sale and now being able to edit posts makes it damn near perfect!

    Using it on another site I have too. As soon as I have everything set up on both site and all is smooth I am making a Credits Page and crediting all the plugins I am using in my two big productions. Ill lecha know when your in and shoot you a link.

    Thanks for the plugin man!!! ??

    Thread Starter chillbilly

    (@chillbilly)

    Got up and started work too early.

    Found the problem.

    Somehow I had two extra lines added to the end of the config file…once deleted it was all good.

    That secret key and such though… what is it for and how does it work?

    fluid is probably the most balanced solution and not all that hard ta set up either. I went way outa my way to force the defualt theme to be completly fluid so everyone can dig it no matter what resolution they’ve got…if only I can find a good balance for cross browser compatability now…im workin on though ??

    that inner table is the narrowcolumn in the css

    the other spot isnt in the css becuaze it’s in the header.php file…the whole defualt setup is just a buncha images.

    you could probably ad a chunk into the css to force those images wider.

    i forget the names of all the images but youll find them in the header.php file

    and hey…soon as ya start messin with that narrow clumn your gona probably be having side bar isues too.

    I did a few tests with wierd words and missspelled words with in my content on a site i have…usualy took an extra 2-3 weeks for google ta show the results, but the site needs to be submitted to the search engines to give it a nice head start.

    Also..the popularity of your content could make the proccess take alot longer or alot shorter depending. There are too many veriables to truly figure it for ya.

    the having backlinks to your site helps..ya dont need too many, just a few then the search engine indexers will crawl through tose links and find your stuff.

    depending on how well youve optimized your text on the topic that your covering it could take 3 weeks or it could take 3 years to get top page in google.

    just do your best and words that you think people will use to search and find your site….try getting them into your text in a high BUT ETHICAL amount ??

    IE adds a bit to margins and padding…my side bar kept droping in IE as well so I had ta use conditional comments to ditch it…other option is to look in your style sheet for….
    #container and #content and play with the margins and padding to see if it can be fixed.

    This is the conditional comments in my header.php file..placed between the <head> and the </head> tags

    <!–[if IE ]>
    <style type=”text/css”>
    * {
    margin:0;
    padding:0;
    border:0;
    }
    #sidebar
    {
    padding: 0px 0 0px 0;
    margin-left: 73%;
    width: 20%;
    }
    .narrowcolumn {
    float: left;
    padding: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
    margin:5px 5px 5px;
    width: 60%;
    }
    </style>
    <![endif]–>

    actualy…i wasnt thinkin..if ya change the %for that center column it will either do nothin at all or mess the whole site up in a diferent res unless you do somethin to the sidebrs too…its a biggy dude…totaly doable, but a biggy for sure.

    the only thing i didnt dig about the narrower lookin sites was that in todays wide screens sites like the defualt them look really stupid with aton of wasted space…if ya go through the themes and jus check them in the res that your wonderin about…im bettin youll find a good one.

    realy the only reason i kept diggin at the defualt my self was becuase of the aperance of simplicity that it has…even though its complicated as heck!!!!!!!!!!!!

    look around man…check stuff out and get your stuff goin on….then study up on css or cascading style sheets
    with a css you can almost do what ever you would like to a web site…once ya read up on them..there no problem…realy easy ta learn.

    good luck to ya k…have fun

    ya…try what he said…lol..he posted 1st…then youl use less ice cubes ??

    lol..i feel your pain man…sometimes it’s nice ta go get some ice cubes or even cold wet wads of tolet paper and stick em on your eyes for abit ??

    dont worry about wide column

    ya got sidebar2 (on the left)

    narrowcolumn (in the center)

    and sidebar (on the right)

    if just those elements are set to % instead of pixels your site will pretty much be fluid…ya may find a we little thing outa place, but it’s all fixable in the css file.

    the site im workin on right now was the defualt theme all set in pixles then i dug in and set a buncha stuff to %…man wa it tough goin…you got the easy one…lol.

    https://www.bcoffroad.ca

    the problem i was havin with this set up is the side bar droping when ya go to the lower resalutions…i also had to set it up so it does different things for different browsers in order to work….a big mess man…big job and it still looks like crap in IE

    go to your site and slowly drag the window smaller then go to mine and do the same..youll see what it does…also the effect is different in IE than it is in fire fox.

    just remember to not go too nuts eh…little steps…yoll be makin mods to your stuff for ever right…dont need to do them all…people are lookin for useability and content thats relevent to their seaches and somethin that doesnt realy hurt the eye…other than that the general user doesnt care…lol..not bein cynical iether…just tryin ta be strieght up with ya.

    man..i gota go get some ice cubes…lol

    all the stuff to change the colors,font size and stuff like that is found in the css…from what i remember though there were a few things missing…dont remember what though…think it may have been all the footer stuff.

    changin the width from pixels to percent is kinda iffy…if your gona do it ya gota take wee little steps and be checking your site each time in both browsers…explorer and firefox…your gona have to move the browser windows from big to small…drag them around adn see if what youve done has had a bad effect.

    the side bar on the right is aligned from the left of the screen..not sure about your middle column or left sidebar.

    below is an example of a spot in your style sheet for the middle column (narrowcolumn)you can see the width is in pixels…all ya gota do is figure out the % ya want and change it……instead of 460px; maybe make it 35%;
    youll have to play with it…in the style sheet youll find the other aspects too called sidebar (rightside) and sidebar2 (leftside) youll see the widths in pixles. good luck to ya man…and dont spend too much time on it at once…take brakes dude…last thing ya need is to be click clickin stuff with a fried brain…could realy mess stuff up and not injoy your self ??

    .narrowcolumn {
    float: left;
    padding: 0 0 20px 25px;
    margin: 0px 0 0;
    /*hakan 450*/
    width: 460px

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