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define('WP_CACHE', 'true');
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Is there already, removing and adding manually doesn’t seem to make any difference.

Thanks for the reply though, appreciate the help ?? ??

.. I followed that. Doesn’t help much, it’s a link to the same article I mentioned myself.

Try this:
` <?php if (in_category(’55’)) {
} else {
} ?>

For category 55.

Try installing manually, and posting this in the installation / post-installtion problems forum – it’s not an advanced issue.

Fantastico isn’t what I’d choose to use for installation, just put a manual isntall up and check that.

there is a plugin called wp-folksonomy that might be able to help you tag images to their photographers, otherwise if each photographer has his/her own username, you could make a search that does something like this

SELECT * FROM users WHERE NAME="name"
that gives you the row with their ID

Then you can search teh posts db with their ID number.
It’s a heavy query though, may well not be the best way.

I think it’s wp-content/uploads.

It means your server isn’t connecting to akismet.com , so it cant spamcheck.
If it’s a dedicated server, then ask your server administrator. Check your error logs, too.

That has to be at the top of .htaccess or pretty links wont work, changing it is not reccomended.

Matt.
I went to /2008/06, and it loaded just fine for me. Is it still ERR’ing for you?

#
                                <?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
#

#
                        <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
#

#
<?php } elseif(in_category(72)) { ?>

you cant end the if for the posts without giving it something to if about.

you need <?php if(in_category(44)) { ?> between the bottom 2 lines, otherwise PHP will ERR.
And can you put the template I gave you onto the site, and post the errors it provides, that way I can see what’s wrong?

I see ?p= permalinks, and nothing is broken.

single_tag_title("", false);
try
single_tag_title('', 'false');

If it’s still blanking, open up your error log in cPanel / plesk and see if there is anything there.

?? Glad I helped.
There’s an option somewhere to set this topic to resolved, which means people like me won’t keep coming back to answer it.
Good luck ??

Does this happen if you’re logged into the admin panel?

Hey
The easiest way I know of is to create a custom page template. It’s really easy, just follow these steps:
1 – open up your index.php, or single.php
2 – Copy the contents into a new file, save it as tag_archive.php
3 – At the top of that file, paste the following:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Tag Archives
*/
?>

4 – Look for where it says <?php the_content();?> or similar. Replace it with this:

<?php the_content();?>
<ul>
<?php wp_tag_cloud('smallest=8&largest=22&number=0&orderby=name'); ?>
</ul>

5- Save and upload into your themes dir.
6 – Make a new page, and call it tag archives or something. Make a header, and some content, and scroll to the bottom of the page, where the option ‘post template’ is. Click on that, and select dropdown box, going for ‘Tag Archive’.
7 – Publish

Now when you visit your page, you’ll get the title, content and below it, a tag cloud.
Hope this helps!