kostas123

Usually importing Js-files are done in the “head-tag” section or before the closing “body-tag” of an HTML document . In WordPress these tags are separated into two different template-files (header.php — footer.php) . Each WordPress theme has it’s own template files , so locate these files into your theme’s folder and edit them (FTP or cPanel).

As you wish , but usually this kind of configurations are made by the owner or the web-developer of the site .

No , you don’t have to know/write PHP-code for writing post/page content on WordPress . Access the administration panel of your WordPress installation and select Posts -> Add-new , this will display your editor .The editor has two “modes” (HTML and Visual) . Visual-mode is like editing an Ms-word document while HTML-mode allows you to format/style your text with HTML-tags .

Try to access the file via FTP or your host’s admin panel (cPanel) and do the necessary correction(s) . Alternatively replace this file with a copy of the original file .
It that sounds to “tech” let us know .

An “insert more” tag can be achieved by writing your text into the visual-tab of the editor and by pressing the ALT+SHIFT+T keys on your keyboard . Just locate/click on the part of your post/page where it should be split-ed and use the aforementioned key-combination .

@mikael.erichsen
Probably you are facing a totally different situation .
Some feedback that will help us focus the problem are :
1)What was the last configuration you made before this problem occurred ?
2)Have you made a plugin installation before this problem occurred ?
3)Do you have administration panel access ? (www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin )

Just replace the file that you have made changes with an original copy. You should log-in via FTP or your host’s admin panel to do this kind of job .
Alternatively , you can re-upload the whole folder of your theme into your WordPress theme installation directory . Caution , replacing the whole theme folder will reset your theme’s settings (all configurations you probably have made on this theme will be lost ) .
If that sounds to “Tech” , let us know , we will give more detailed instructions .

Oops , this is the link .

Is your HTML-code well formatted ?
The code that you copy-pasted is missing HTML “closing tags ” .
This link (randomly chosen from Google) shows an good HTML-table example .
Have you written the HTML-code in the proper fields ?
It should be written into the “HTML” tab of the code editor (not into the visual tab) .

Hi ,
Another possible solution would be to use a free video service such as YouTube , Vimeo or Viddler (it’s as simple as creating an account), uploading videos to it , and then embedding the videos in your blog posts .
This is my preferred method as my server would not have the overhead to deliver large file-size content . Negatives , You don’t have much control : it’s their service — their terms — their restrictions on quality , size , format, and content. They can decide they don’t like the look in your eye and yank you down .

Codex is a good starting point .

Edit :
WPML is only available as a premium version ($29/$79).
Other plugins (free) are : qTranslate , ZdMultiLang , LanguageSwither , gpi and xLanguage .

This plugin is a good starting point .

Open your theme’s CSS-file and add a font-weight:normal; attribute into the #wrap section .
Location : wp-content/themes/decorum/style.css

#wrap {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
margin: 0 auto;
padding: 30px 30px 0;
width: 920px;
font-weight:normal ;

}

Your ranking will start from the beginning ,though , probably duplicate content is penalized by crawlers .
Note: This is the outcome of my three-years WordPress experience , I’m not a SEO expert .
A must read site for webmasters is Google’s FAQ: Crawling indexing & ranking .