ma8thew

Found something! This seems to have the functionality you’re looking for

I think this would be an extremely complex system to implement, so I think you’re going to need to get someone else to code it, as I know of no plugins with this functionality.

Just to check, is:

<?php
if ( function_exists('register_sidebars') )
register_sidebars(2);
?>

In your theme’s functions.php?

The theme author has not included the sidebar code in single.php. Either edit it yourself, or if you do not know how to do that, find a new theme.

Height:auto allows the container to expand to the height needed to show all its content without it overflowing. The height attribute defaults to auto, but I told you to define it as auto in case it inherited a different height attribute.
If you had changed to Overflow:hidden, the browser simply would have hidden any content that overflowed the container. This would not be as good as changing height to auto

If you are using Apache, edit httpd.conf, and switch logging to debug mode (its all explained well within the file). Then visit the page that gives you a 500 error, and have a look in your Apache log. Then post the stuff in the log that is time-stamped around the time you got the 500 error.

It’s certainly possible. It’s not difficult, but it’s not trivial either. You’ll really need to figure it out yourself though, and it’ll probably be possible through 100% CSS. CSSEdit is excellent, so experiment with stuff using that. Putting the ‘sidebar’ at the top is a pretty bad idea semantically, you would want the content to be before the ‘sidebar’ in the code.

When you did this, did you get conformation that WordPress had successfully edited the .htaccess file? If you can’t remember, go to the permalink page, and press Update Permalink Structure, and report back on the results.

Better Feed plugin

So WordPress only handles 404 errors? I know how to have .htaccess set up an error document, but I thought that WordPress handled any errors within its directory.

No one can help me with this?

You’ll need to edit page.php in your theme directory. If you can’t figure out what you need to do there, then I can’t help you.

The only thing I can suggest is that your server has a weird configuration. You could try reinstalling wordpress, but I can’t help you beyond that. Sorry.

So did this problem occur before you put that in .htaccess?

Try deleting the plugin and downloading it again. Also, it is possible this plugin is not compatible with WP 2.2.