Jasonian

Yes! I actually just found this code last night, so it’s not “finessed” yet, but it’s up, and it works as intended.

https://tx-coffee.com/

Click the “Forums” page.

The code looks like this:
<iframe style="width:900px; height:2250px;" frameborder="0" name="content" allowtransparency="true" src="/forum"></iframe>

You can align it left, right, center, or whatever just using <p align="">.

Just change the src=”/forum” to whatever directory your forums are in.
Simple.

I had edited the index.template.php for SMF so the header was completely missing (and I loved it), but at some point I screwed things up, and had to start from scratch via the SMF Upgrade 1.1.5, but the Database was still intact so it was easy enough.

Unfortunately, the .php files from the Upgrade package do not line up so neatly when opened in a text editor, and I haven’t taken the time to go through a mess of code again just yet.

Create another page, and edit the permalink of that page to point to your blog(latest posts, that is).

I think this is what you’re asking, though it’s not quite clear what exactly the problem is.

Link to the blog mentioned?

I’m trying to figure out how to do the same thing, actually.

I’m inclined to think there would be a way to disable certain widgets on any given page, which would effectively do the same thing without having to customize the script for two entire themes.

So, We know it can be done, but I’m not familiar enough with the code to know how to do it.

It’s lining up with the style sheet size just fine.

Have you noticed this image as the background for the page?

https://steel-city.co.uk/blog/wp-content/themes/default/images/kubrickbgwide.jpg

You’ll see that the grey is not the marker of the margins of the page.

You’ll have to either increase your page size, or decrease your header image size by however many pixels the grey space takes up.

Trial and error is probably the easiest way to do that.

Alright, it seems WinZip was corrupting files.

I decompressed using a different program, removed all files from the server, uploaded all the newly decompressed files, and all is well.

This included the fact that I downloaded 2.6 again, just in case.

My next trick is importing everything without losing anything.

So far, it’s stuck in Jan. ’08. It’s Freakin’ July!

Who said anything about upgrading? We’re trying to do a clean install.

It’s not working. I’ve removed and uploaded all files again and again. I’ve checked and rechecked the DB info.

Everything checks out. But wp-admin/install.php = 404

I’m having the same issue. I’ve done the same stuff.

No worky.

Something up with the latest version of WP?

Going to the domain name?

So, https://domainname.com got you there?

Mine isn’t working either. I’ve tried reloading all of the files. Nada.

The domain works fine. I can point it to an index page, no problem.

It’s definitely not a server issue, as I’ve been using it for nearly two years without a problem.