Mark McKibben

… are useless without real content. Just like your anonymous post here. Nobody knows what you really want; so you’re not going to get a real answer. Try being more descriptive in your post and maybe somebody will be able to actually help you.

I still think I’m missing something in what you’re saying here, but it sounds like you’ve got 2 files index.php and cat.php. And you want the cat.php to display the story title differently than how the index.php displays it. Assuming that’s correct then in your cat.php where ever it says class="storytitle"; change that to class="storytitle2" and then update your CSS file to include whatever settings you want for the cat page’s storytitles.

Well, since it’s showing all the code in the install file; it doesn’t sound like PHP is working on your account. Have you tried running any other PHP on your account? Say something simple like saving the following line as info.php and putting it on your host?
<?php phpinfo() ?>
If you post a file with just this code on your site, then the site should return all kinds of info about your host. If it justs shows the PHP code; then you don’t have PHP working yet.

Could you be more specific about the type of problem you’re having installing WP?

If there was no sign of the index.php file on your webhost one day and it suddenly reappeared another day; then it sounds like your host might have been having problems and restored your site from a backup. You might try asking your webhost to see if they know what’s going on.

Umm, you might want to take a look at this note in the dev blog.

Umm, why not change the code in your category view to use something like storytitle2 as the ID on the titles and setup that new selector in your CSS with whatever settings you want?

As I recall, Vevsusius is similar to Trident but I don’t have a copy to confirm that with. If anybody does have a copy; I’m willing to mirror it.

Now mirrored at:
Gemini: https://www.coffeebear.net/gemini.zip
Trident: https://www.coffeebear.net/trident.zip

In WP 1.2, Categories isn’t under options. Go into the Categories page and on the far right of the screen for the General category should be 2 action links. Click the Edit link for General and you can rename the category.

… are comments filled with nothing but smilies or emoticons and are on the same level of intelligence as support forum posts that only contain 2 words and no real information.
… are a waste of time.
… should be shot.

Just shooting in the dark here, but what date/time does your server think it is? I’ve noticed that if the timestamp of a post is in the future compared to what the server thinks the date/time is; then that post doesn’t show up.

In the admin panel, go to the Users section and make sure the person who you want to do the editing has a higher level than the other person. Note that will allow them to edit posts by any user whose level is lower than they are.

@wellard1981: your site looks very nice & clean. Oh and thank you so much! Why the thanks? Well, I’ve been playing around with a test page for a new design on my site and during one revision or another I busted my masthead graphic but after a couple of minutes of looking at your CSS; I was able to fix my own code. ??
@root: my new design is based on your Trident interface so thanks for your hardwork on that. I’ll let you know once I’ve finished tweaking it to my liking.

Well, if that’s a direct cut&paste from your wp-config.php file; then you’re missing a single quote just before your password. Of course , if that’s really direct cut&paste from your wp-config.php file; then you should change the password to something else and not post the real password in open forums like these again. That’s what most people would call a “security risk”. Good luck getting your install working!