Mike

You might want to take a look at plugins that will help you repair the database, if you haven’t already repaired it.

As you scroll down the page (link you posted), you come to a section titled “Changing the URL directly in the database”. Did you try that?

I’ve seen the FTP info being asked when you install or delete a plugin, but never for adding images (at least not through the media library).

Did you try changing it in the database?

This is the WP e-Commerce plugin correct?

Did you just recently (as in the time for this issue to happen), update the WordPress version?

@eric, Without diving into the specific theme you are using, perhaps something in the CSS is set to position: absolute? Try adding a test subpage to one of the other top menus and see if that appears under “Services” as well.

If that file is there and nothing in it has been changed, something is off. If you do go through the process to “re-install”, it should take you through the first few steps, such as putting in your DB info, then see everything is setup and take you into your site.

Very funny. Everything is working here.

You won’t need to add a a:link, as one is already there for you, with that hex color code. I went ahead and installed the ComicPress theme on one of my less busy WordPress sites and found this in the style.css file:

a:link {
color: #115294;
}

Change the color and you should be all set. (remove the line you added as well)

Is the wp-config.php there??

You could always try contacting your web host and see if they can increase the php memory limit. Some will and some will not. Working with the host I use, I have been able to get the memory limit increased.

Edit: Next time I will read all posts before posting. Glad that your web host increased the limit for you.

As for exhausting the memory, yes it is easy to do so with certain plugins. Some are quite memory intensive. The memory usage is the total amount of RAM needed to render the entire page for the end user. This includes all the plugins you might have installed and activated on your site.

What I see when I go to the link is a notice that the PHP version is not high enough to use WordPress. You will need to upgrade the PHP version if you can or ask your web host.

As for the setting you are describing, that can be changed through the database. If your host offers access to phpMyAdmin (perhaps through a control panel), you can edit that setting there.

I’m not using that theme, but once I figured out that the links you are trying to change are the ones for the post title, I took a screen capture, and using GIMP, got the unvisited link color for you. Search the CSS file for this:

#115294

Hope that helps!

I cleaned out the recent history under Firefox (checked every option) then it started working again. So if you have the same issue, try that first before posting ??