Hyper123

more is for when you want to have an except appear on places like the homepage and the nextpage is to make a post span multiple pages.

edit: looks like StrangeAttractor was faster than me

If the theme you are using supports it you can use widgets to change the sidebar. It is under design then widgets.

Try

<ul id="nav">
<?php
wp_list_categories('show_count=1'); ?>
</ul>

You should be able to mess around with it to appear as u want

No problem on the first issue but sadly I can’t help on the second issue. I would suggest trying to contact the theme creator for help there. If you can’t contact them try the Themes and Templates board.

Try looking in the page.php file for you theme. You most likely have
<?php the_content(); ?>
listed twice

Have you check to see if the files uploaded correctly? Check /wp-admin/images/media-buttons.gif

Spam comments maybe?

While I have made jump from old version to 2.5 with no issue you could try some of the older releases first to see if that will help with the issue. Of course make a full backup before you start. You can find the older releases at https://www.ads-software.com/download/release-archive/

Its under wp_options and for the execphp widget look for widget_execphp

<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/">Home</a>
will link someone to the homepage.

It should default to the user you are currently logged in as and that drop down is if you want to make someone else the owner of a post.

Have you tried turning off all plugins to see if one of them might be causing the issue. It seems like an empty line at the beginning is part of the issue. https://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fcuddlela.com%2Fblog%2Ffeed%2F

It looks like you might have a tag that is blank. Go to the admin and then manage>tags and if you see a tag that is blank delete it.

If you changed the Database password you can edit the wp-config.php file and edit the line

define('DB_PASSWORD', 'your old password'); // ...and password

to

define('DB_PASSWORD', 'your new password'); // ...and password

If you go to a page on you site and add .php to the end it will forward you to the page with out the php so if you are worried about people getting a 404 on a page they shouldn’t. An example would be https://www.joshgrobanlive.com/awake.php