Jeremy Pry

Did you try fixing the validation errors?

Most of your problems probably come from invalid XHTML. See the validation results.

See if you still have a problem after fixing those problems.

Instead of using “cat” as your parameter, use “post__in”. Take a look at WP_Query() in the codex to see what I mean.

Also, to get alphabetical order, check out this page. Looks like you want to use “orderby=title”.

Do you still have this problem after deactivating all plugins and reverting to the Default theme?

These are set in your theme style sheet. In the Dashboard, go to Appearance > Editor, and make sure your theme is the one that is selected. Look in the files “style.css” and “original.css”.

Are you familiar with editing style sheets?

I don’t know for sure that this will clear up the problem, but first and foremost I would recommend clearing up the validation errors:

XHTML errors

CSS errors

What is your website URL?

It appears that everything (including WordPress) is working. I navigated to https://www.myfaithinchrist.net/wordpress, and I can see the default blog home page, with the default theme and “Hello World” post.

Assuming that you are using the default theme and you haven’t added any more posts yet, it seems that everything is displaying as it should.

What exactly is the “Safari problem”?

The problem appears to be a combination of two things: the height of the div with ID=header and the padding-top of div with ID=top_bar.

In other words, looks like your styles need tweaking. Try adjusting the padding-top first, then adjust the height as needed.

I tried to access your main page, and after waiting for a while, my browser said that the server wasn’t responding. I tried pinging your site, and the ping worked just fine with no packet loss.

Is your website currently up?

You definitely don’t want to change anything about your MySQL connection settings, as those are determined by where WordPress is located, not what machine is trying to access it.

What is your website address, and where do you have WordPress installed in relation to your main website root?

What is the error message you’re seeing? When I navigate to your site, everything seems to be working correctly. I obviously can’t login, but when I go to the login page, the login panel shows up as expected, with no sign of errors.

The red X typically means that the image can’t be found by your browser, which usually means that it’s not looking in the right place.

At what point did your images stop working for you? Do you remember making any kind of change (even something like updating a plugin) just before your images started working?

If you provide a link to your website, that would help in the troubleshooting of why the images aren’t showing up.

There are 2 ways to find line 32:

1. Open your php file in a text editor that supports line numbers.
2. Start at line 1 in the file, and count down 32 lines

Fortunately, line 32 is not very far down in a file.