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The internal homepage is a digital signage page that will be avaliable in the kitchen and on our PC’s and smart phones when on the wifi.

The calendar info is strictly private. Like birthdays and school info stuff like that that you don’t want to be avaliable for search on google.

Wait a minute, This CSS will just float an exsisting sidebar. I want to add a side bare to the right of my existing site!

Hi

No I’m not. But I guess I might have to become comfortable with CSS. Just to prove that I’m right in this would be a good idea.

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J;-)

So no one uses float? Is there a reason for this that I dont know of?

Custon CSS works like a charm

hi, yes ofcause: https://www.1a-food.eu

Arh yes.

2 things.

I want the main text field to be inside the circle, I believe I would have to pick a best viewed at resolution.

And I want the menu’s to contain icons and text that is set horizontally on the sides of the circle, nor following the curvature of the circle.

I’m over my head here I know.

J;-)

That was what I was looking for Thank you very much

Hmmm according to my host I just need to make sure that my web applications are ready for SQL 5. They will move data to the new DB.

And if that is the case I just need to make sure that my WP is at the latest version before the swap. How ever the current WP version dosn’t support SQL 4 so I cant upgrade to that version.

translated version of my hosts mail about the change:

Time has run mySQL 4 and it has therefore become necessary to phase out support for MySQL 4 completely from Surf Town. Many of the larger and popular CMS and software providers (eg WordPress) has already long since removed support for mySQL 4 in their latest versions. Therefore we are unable to update parts of our software on the servers, such as phpMyAdmin, so long as the servers using an older version of mySQL.

There are also other benefits of upgrading to MySQL fifth Is your application / website, for example, coded to be compatible with and utilize the features in MySQL 5, so many will also experience a faster database with greater security.

Important: Lack of backwards compatibility
When the upgrade is a risk that compatibility problems with any applications you use, or the code you have developed. It is therefore important that you ensure that your code is compatible with MySQL 5 by 30 august, 2012.

The most popular applications are already compatible with MySQL 5, so you should just make sure that the latest versions of your applications are installed. You can usually upgrade to latest version via the application's administration module or download latest version from the publisher's website. There are also often documentation on how to upgrade.

it’s a wordpress related question.

My host is going to change to SQL 5.1 on 31th of august.

Which WP version will give me the smoothest change to new SQL DB?

That is not a question for my host!

I’m aware. I’m just looking for advice on what to do to secure the pending SQL opgrade.

Is there a WP version that handles both SQL versions so I can make the move to a new SQL version. The current newest WP does not support my current SQL version.

So I don’t need PHP info or advice on what to do as technology progresses. I need advice on what to do to get this SQL update. with out loosing my site! having to redo my site or restoring from backup!

My problem is that my host is changing from SQL 4.1 to SQL 5.

Everything is working today but I’m guessing it wont be when they do the update!

The site is locked down as it’s a private info site for geocaching friends.

Well PHP is one thing SQL is another.
The PHP I can handle but how do I handle the change of SQL DB?

https://geocaching.thusgaard.eu/