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Thanks again! ??

Woohoo! Thanks Whooami!

Sorry for this next question as I don’t remember/memorize the specifics on installing WP but if this is the first WP installation will it also ask me to assign my preferred database table prefix? Or I’ll just install WP like I’m installing on a fresh database?

Hi,

Here’s a band-aid fix: install WP in its own directory (not root) and in the root of your domain create an index.htm page (could be blank, or type up a simple message). When you’re ready to launch replace the root index.htm file with a new one but with a redirection to the WP directory.

I’m not sure about installing WP in your domain’s root and configuring in the settings to use a new blank index file as the Home file (I think this is possible though I haven’t tried it yet).

Good luck.

OK, nevermind. I’ve fixed it.

I have almost the same question. I’ve actually successfully moved the sidebar to the left and the main content to the right but the main content now displays at the bottom meaning the bottom part of the sidebar is (almost) aligned with the top part of the main content…!

I’m pretty sure the offending code is with the sidebar code. I tried removing the PHP code that calls/displays the sidebar and the main content went back up where it’s supposed to be.

I just can’t figure out what to edit in the sidebar.php file.

Anyone?

Thank you. Checking it out now.

Weird. It’s still giving me the same problem and error…

As stated in the first post one of the main problems I’m encountering with this replacing of characters is my redirection plugin. Since the code replaces the small X I tried using the capital X for the plugin tag. Good thing domain names are case-insensitive so it worked, but seeing the times symbol in my domain within my posts and/or pages is irritating.

It could also confuse new-comers to the site…

*sigh*

Thanks, Otto.

I’ll try again. I used Dreamweaver in code view to do the edits.

When I open it in Notepad it isn’t “formatted” correctly. I’ll try to download a simple text editor and use that then I’ll update this thread.

OK, I edited the code by hand. I made sure I only deleted the code BEFORE the ) until the last , but I still get the same Parse Error when I try to go to other pages.

But there’s no error when I view the posts.

EDIT — yes, that’s what I removed, exactly those characters.

Hi Otto,

I did what you said. I copy-pasted the code you posted but I’m still having the same problem. I have already cleared my cache but the problem still persists.

EDIT — Correction: the problem became bigger. I’m now getting a Parse Error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_LNUMBER in /*/*/*/*/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 98

(replaced path with *) So I reverted back to the original. Then I also tried just replacing the offending characted with the regular x and I still get the same Parse Error message, same line (98).

Hi all,

My problem is with regards to the widget headers. I want to create graphic headers for each widget, instead of using the default text/h3 headers, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it.

Here’s a sample site where I’ve seen it: https://www.shopcrazy.com.ph

And here’s mine (because I don’t know if it’s because of the theme or what): https://www.4x4ph.com/outoftown