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Wow, it worked ! Thank you so much Jose !

I wonder why the dimensions got messed up by just updating my wordpress/jetpack ?

Hello, I think I can help you with your first question. Both your solutions can be found inside your dashboard – manage – pages page. Firstly, to change your page url to a nicer name like /about, /contact, simply edit the “page slug” to whatever you want it to be. For your page order, take a look at the page order tab at the lowest right corner – the smallest numbered page will appear on the left, bigger to the right, and so on.

Hope that helps !

Your database encoding needs to be UTF8.

I’ve found a solution to my own question :

I simply added a new color attribute to my tweeter div in my css file, simple as that.

Can you not use WordPress’s inbuilt Rss feed widget for this ?

What is the blog address ?

It looks perfectly fine on my Firefox in Windows.

Looks fine on my Firefox, no double header here.

paQman, your page did not load on my Firefox at all, and I have a fairly fast connection here in Japan I think.

Hello I have found a simple solution to remove the search button for the search widget :

In the wp-includes folder ( in your wordpress installation folder ), open widgets.php and look for the wp_widget_search function definition block (around line 405 or so). Within the definition block, look for this line:

<input type=”submit” value=”<?php echo attribute_escape(__(‘Search’)); ?>” />

Simply edit the “submit” and change it to “hidden”, save, refresh your browser, and the submit button should be hidden now.

Paul has contacted me directly and given me the solution below :

“You need to create a div below the header div inside of header.php and give it the same width as the header and a height around 15px or something and put the twitter code inside the div. style it with whatever color, etc you’d like.”

Hello and thank you for the swift reply. I shall let the owner of the blog know of the validation issue.

I have also tried parsing this feed using Adam Brown’s KB Advanced RSS widget, and the strange thing is it displays the feed correct the first time I load it, but breaks down once I refresh my page.

Hello Dan and thank you so much for your informative post.

I guess I will have to find some way to optimize my images so that they will load up faster, but at least I understand how wp-cache works now.

Thanks again.

Hello everyone, I have currently disabled wp-cache as it is conflicting with my Popular contest plugin. However, I would still like to ask anyone to help verify if

1) my page loads really slowly, and
2) if this Pingdom service is an accurate indication of my page loading speed.
3) Wp-cache really helps loading speed SIGNIFICANTLY

Thank you so much

Hello and thank you for investigating ! I will try to fix it again !