Joe Manna

It could be that your .htaccess file isn’t properly set. The .htaccess file tells Apache how to handle the files and requests to your site.

This post has a suggested .htaccess file to upload to the root of your WordPress installation. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/remove-indexphp-from-permalinks?replies=2

I tested this as well with a brand new post on WordPress 3.2.1 and can not reproduce this either. I would check your installation for any custom functions or plugins that are looking for “title” to see if they are interfering.

Example:
What Title Should You Give Your Blog?

I’ve ran into this issue on a few occasions. Here’s how I fixed it:

Disable all plugins – This is necessary because it will allow you to eliminate any potential issues or conflicts with plugins. This tutorial is handy and works great (but requires you have SQL access): https://perishablepress.com/press/2008/02/18/quickly-disable-or-enable-all-wordpress-plugins-via-the-database/

Make sure your WP is set to use 96MB of memory – This is a band-aid for the problem, but will make sure that WordPress is asking your server for a good amount of memory to run properly. However, like a car that has knock and ping, higher octane gas won’t “fix” it. You could have a Plugin or a Theme that is not properly managing its memory consumption. Check for updates and update plugins one at a time to ensure they are using the latest code.

Consider using a caching plugin – A caching plugin saves your web server from needing to work as hard to deliver pages properly to visitors. I am strong fan of W3 Total Cache, but because it’s so powerful, it can be a bit intimidating to setup the first time. The reason why I’m suggesting it is because caching will greatly improve the performance of your blog and helps WordPress maintain a lean memory footprint.

Hope this helps! ??

Hello,

I checked your models page and the events page and they look consistent. Are you still having this problem?

Here’s what I see: https://i.imgur.com/JGZfK.png