Vast HTML

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Yea its nothing that that explains either. no files have been changed and no changes have been made to the server. I have 7 other websites all running wordpress on the same server and there all working fine.

Thats not the problem, must be something else, any ideas

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URL is https://jericosystems.com

Nope still nothing, i was looking around and the master tag for this is located in wp-includes > comment-template.php. no matter what i change in the comments.php of my theme unless its changed here nothing will work, even if i take the entire tag from my comments.php file in my theme it will still show the avatars. but i cant figure out how to do the tag in the comment-template.php file to show the default

Still unsolved.

wp-includes > widgets.php

This is the default location. Themes will sometimes use this same file or one of there own that will mostly be located in the sidebar.php file of the theme

most people have already updated to 2.7b3 so 2.3.5 isnt that big a deal. this is sounding more like a wp error though.

dude i just made a comment like you did, you didn’t say anything wrong i was just letting you know that i really dont think its a problem with 1&1 because i have used them for years and have loved everything about them. The reason i said that no one should laugh at you is that most people that would laugh at you are using far worse host so they dont really have a right to ??

No problem, just remeber that the code you insert into the post must be correct or it will affect the code of the rest of the site.

I still dont understand why people want to support IE6, Its over 7 years old already people honestly… UPDATE ITS FREEEEEEE

well since you deleted your post and changed your mind about what you said… im not sure that you rock that much haha

This is becouse they have ran out of space to be at there normal spot and have been pushed to the bottom, you will have to fix the post first and then this will fix itself.

True, dont forget that the code you put into your post will be put together with the code of your site when you view it from the site, so if your post code is not correct, it will mess up everything else.