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You? Are my hero. Thank you!

You’re welcome!

I don’t know of a plugin off the top of my head, but have you tried searching the plugins? You might find one.

Go into your stylesheet, find your main div, and add the following code:

display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;

You may have to assign it a width if it doesn’t already have one.

Depending on your host, you should be able to set up a redirect right in your host control panel. Just Google “redirect with [host name].”

Looks like the header image itself either has a margin, or the div that has the white background has padding in it.

Don’t quote me on this, but your posts should all be intact (they’re all stored in a database, so unless whatever went wrong killed your database, you should be good). When you first installed WP, you had to have created a database, or it was done automatically (say, if you used Fantastico or something to install). Hopefully you wrote it down somewhere, or you can just login to your website’s hosting control panel and get the database info from there. It depends on your host, so you may have to Google how.

Then, I’d just remove and then reinstall WordPress. Open up wp-config.php and add all of your database info. Then reinstall Comicpress… and backup all files before editing.

Okay, thanks.

It’s doing it in Opera and Safari. I’m not using any themes, except for my own changes made to the default theme.

I noticed this was happening a few months ago. I didn’t change anything. It just went from displaying full text to summary.

Also, if I view source I can see full text. Very strange.

I’m getting a summary in IE as well, so I don’t think it’s the same problem.

Any other suggestions?

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@michaelh: I’m already using two installations and it’s driving me crazy going back and forth between the two. Heh. I also want things a bit better organized.

Thanks for the suggestion. Sounds like that’s pretty close to what I want but not quite it. I’ll have to play around with it a bit.

If anyone else has done something similar to what I need, could you give me some suggestions?

Maybe I should clarify. I want to use one WordPress installation and want to have my own index.php homepage, with the WP pages appearing in the root directory and the blog posts appearing at example.com/blog/permalinkhere/etc/etc/.