Hiranthi

I just looked in ie6 and dont see what you see. fix the errors, anyway.

the version in the screenshot is IE7

Ah thanks for that validator, Although I don’t understand where to locate the coding pieces that I need to edit from that list. Do you have a way to navigate it?

The errors in the document are summed up in the order of which they occur.
I always take a dump of the sourcecode of my page, next to all templates. Go through the error-list one-by-one, find it in the sourcecode (refresh that after every fix ofcourse) and then find it in the corresponding template-file. There’s no easier way.

ok, could you mail me the complete page you’re trying to use this in? (wordpress[at]illutic[dot]nl)

Then the fault is not in the conditional tags, but in the css somewhere.
OR your IE6 perhaps thinks it’s IE7 (dunno how you’re testing it).

ok.. now I just don’t get it anymore.. are you trying to display the latest tags ONLY or something else completely?

where are you using it in the other theme? (before/inside/after/instead of the loop?)

Why are you using the empty single quotes inside is_category() ??

What about combining your last two posts?

Wouldn’t the wp_loginout() function do exactly what you want?

Well, since I’m not sure about what’s going wrong here, would you be willing to share the xml file you’re trying to import? (if so, you can contact me at wordpress[at]illutic[dot]nl).

the new url looks like: https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=code

Where yourdomain.com is ofcourse your own domain and code after wpnonce is some sort of code. Without the wpnonce in the url you get to a page asking you really want to logout.

When I try (wp2.7) logging out with the URL like mercime gave (the url wp used before) it won’t accept my password anymore.. :s

which version of wp are you using (and is it the old or new blogger we’re talking about)?

Sorry, missed that you weren’t the topicstarter (and therefor that it was about the import and not just uploading images). My bad.

I’ll see what I can find/think of ??

Wouldn’t it be easier to use something like NextGen?

Could be that you’re hosting doesn’t allow you to make new dirs with scripts (there’s a word for it, but I can’t remember it..).
One of my clients had the same problem, found that out when I tried to install nextgen for him (didn’t work obviously, because every gallery wants to make it’s own folder).

What you could do, is manually add the uploads folder via ftp, change the Store uploads in this folder variable to wp-content/uploads and make sure the checkbox for Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders isn’t checked.

That way WP won’t try to make those mont- and year-based folders anymore. Does mean that you will have all your uploads in the same folder, though..

No, unless you change the templates (add the right code to it to display the posts from the category you want), or add a php plugin (like Exec-php) which allows you to add PHP code to your pages (that’ll actually execute). But then you’ll still have to know the correct function and variables to use.