kohaku

When I look at your site I see the grey bars on either side.

No link showed up to take a look.

Sorry, I guess I should have made it more clear. I do have an install on a local dev, but I know the archives don’t work on it.

Anyway, my testing is located at https://infragilis.net/test/wordpress.

The archives are set to be at https://infragilis.net/test/wordpress/archives. When I go to check, it reverts to https://infragilis.net/archives.

I think she meant style.css.

There are plenty of free themes on themes.wordpress.net that you can download and then upload into your wp-content/themes folder.

Perhaps you are missing some code.

<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>
or
<?php wp_title(); ?>

Does t4a have a customer service number?

If not, you could try and contact their hosting provider and explain that your attempts to remove the issue have not been responded to.

How did you link get on their in the first place?

Just moving the theme files.

I’ve already gone over the theme files, nothing there to suggest that the archives should link to the main archives.

I’ve tried rebuiling the .htaccess with no luck.

Well, if templates4all.com has the themes they are advertising, they should be able to edit the file in question to remove your link.

The WP install is on a completely separate database and the WP/Blog URIs are both pointing to my my testing install.

I’m not moving the databases back and forth. I’m just moving theme files back and forth.

I had this problem too. I had help with a work around. In settings, I gave a number more than one for all my archive/search/category pages. I think I have 7.

Then on my index.php page, I put this:

<?php $page = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
query_posts("showposts=1&paged=$page"); ?>
                <?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

That made for only 1 post on my main page but multiples on others.

Hope that helps.

Then just figure out what pages need to be excluded and add them to that code.

I think the layout on wordpress.com only showed the parent pages in your navigation and not the children as well.

You might try excluding the pages you don’t want.

I guess I don’t understand the necessity of having the login being the first page you see.

If you already are using a login on the static page, perhaps you could take it out of the iframe.

Are you saving versus publishing?

?p=30 is a permalink issue. You can change that in Settings -> Permalinks