elasticdog

Figured it out…make sure that the username you use to submit to the svn repository is case-matched to your forum account. I kept using ‘elasticdog’ and it failed…using the proper ‘ElasticDog’ fixed it right up. That should either be changed or documented somewhere IMHO.

I get the exact same message as well…not sure how to get around it.

If you’re comfortable with creating pages sans php, then yes I think that’s a good way to go. I am incredibly anal about structure and code, and found it much easier to create the look of my site first with a sample page, and then start adding in the dynamic parts later.
If you’d want to stick with the default and just tweak the look, you may find my WordPress Design Sandbox helpful.

Instead of clear: all; it should be clear: both;
If you put that on your p.credit section, it should work…in theory ??

Looks like it could be the width of your comment textarea box. Try shortening it to:
cols="38" instead of cols="40"

It should work fine…as long as you have an original copy from the 1.2 installation, just copy and use that same file for your 1.2.1 installation.

I too am with ICDSoft and absolutely love them after having way too many problems with my last host…

Block level elements do adjust automatically (most of the time) depending on whether or not there are multiple lines. I think the problem in your particular case is with the css involving .storycontent having a negative top margin assigned by “margin: -14px 0px 0px 9px;“

That’s pretty funny…I wrote a tutorial that teaches how to do this type of thing and happened to use this scenario as the exact example on my page!
If you have any questions about it, feel free to send me an email, but try reading Faking Multiple Templates in WordPress

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**bump**
I asked this in a different thread and nobody was really able to tell for sure if this file’s exclusion was intentional, or a mistake. It has also been brought up in a few other threads since 1.2.1 came out and I was hoping that maybe a developer would see this and could settle the issue.
Thanks for all the great work!

I also wrote a tutorial on Faking Multiple Templates in WordPress. Maybe that will help you out…

Forgot to mention on here that I finally wrote up exactly how I do it. For more information, read Faking Multiple Templates in WordPress

I wrote up a tutorial about how I handle multiple templates without having to use .htaccess rules on my page. Hopefully it will help some people out…

Depending on how much code you’re actually looking to put in your entries, you might also want to take a look at a plugin I wrote called Code Viewer which will load larger code from external files and display it automatically.
The Encoder Widget is awesome for shorter stuff or inline code though!