Mark Cahill

Remove the echo. do_shortcode should render the result without it.

The feed validates fine for me.

Add this after the view work. You’ll need to position with css

<form method=”get” id=”searchform” action=”<?php bloginfo(‘home’); ?>/”>
<div><input type=”text” size=”18″ value=”<?php echo wp_specialchars($s, 1); ?>” name=”s” id=”s” />
<input type=”submit” id=”searchsubmit” value=”Search” class=”btn” />
</div>
</form>

img.centered must be picking it up somewhere else. Try this:

img.centered,
.aligncenter {
border:none !important;
display: block;
margin: 0 auto 10px;
}

Also, in firefox you can identify styles and try editing css using WebDeveloper toolbar (and add on) or Firebug

A 301 redirect to your new site will be fine. That is just redirecting the URL to the new content.

It’s definitely on the img class. Look in your style sheet for img:

Or put at the very bottom of style sheet:

img{border: none !important;}

To update everyone, we had a comments-meta and comments table that was chock full of spam comments. No one had emptied the spam comments, hence it had filled the DB. Also, db was very small, so created a new one, migrated to that and problem was solved.

The simple answer here is “database was at its size limit”.

Try resizing the pictures to a smaller size before you import. I had this issue and apparently GD had trouble resizing images that were too large. For me,I was able to get it working by posting images 600 px wide.

Okay, using the 2.7 Coltrane – I am able to upload images and I do get thumbnails. BUT:

Not BMP images

Not on images that are too large

So make sure you try uploading a jpg that’s, say 600px and give it a test. That might resolve the issue. I will test more from home tonight.

In the new config file, change the table prefix line to read “wp_” and it should work.

look for wp-config.php and you’ll find a line that says

// You can have multiple installations in one database if you give each a unique prefix
$table_prefix = ‘wp_’; // Only numbers, letters, and underscores please!

And that is what it should read…

While a band-aid approach, and not something that will work for everyone, especially those that use multiple machines, you might try installing the google gears stuff by clicking “Turbo” in the upper right hand side of admin in the black bar.

Okay, I’m not wordpress support, but here is what I’d try:

I’d cycle through my plugins, turning them on and off to test and see if one of them is causing the problem.

From there, I’m not certain – is it possible something like Google Toolbar is trying to fill that text field in for you?

Hmmm…looks like you have FFox 3.xxx there. I checked in mine and I do see the button and the text field is no where near that large.

Can you provide a little more data, os, browser version, etc.? Also, I am assuming you’re testing with the RC2?

Are you running any plugins that work with tags?

Did you do a clean install or did you import your database and plugins?

The reason I ask is that not all plugins are up to 2.7 yet, so that might account for some of the problem. If you did, you might try selectively turning plugins off and see how that works.

I assume you’re talking about the admin console functionality…

Yes, the issue did not exist in 2.6.5 and definitely exists in both 2.7 rc1 and rc2 – I asked 3 days ago what had changed. This is a show stopper bug, even if it isn’t a WordPress code issue. We can’t fix our servers if we don’t know whats wrong.

In my case, thumbs and medium images are definitely not created.