McShelby

Works for me in WordPress 2.9.

This is an issue introduced with WordPress 2.8. See https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/10248

This is an issue introduced with WordPress 2.8. See https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/10248

Works for me in WordPress 2.9.

Works for me

The name of the folder where Exec-PHP resides in is not hardcoded and can be changed to any arbitrary name. Nevertheless I am not sure how it works if the folder name contains spaces. That’s probably the error here.

You can just check out eg. https://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/tags/2.3

You can stay with the 2.0.x branch. This is still supported. Anyway you should upgrade to the latest version in this branch which is 2.0.11 at the time of writing. Downloads are at https://www.ads-software.com/download/release-archive/

Usually you can leave the translation files of your old version in case you don’t switch to a different major version.

Anyway, the official german location is https://de.www.ads-software.com/ Sadly they do not provide a 2.0.x language file.

One post for this subject is enough: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/165210?replies=1

For backing up your blog you would need the database connection credentials as they are stored inside of your wp-config file.

In case you still know these credentials you can recreate the wp-config file and your blog is working again.
If you haven’t got the credentials anymore, then – well – you’ll have a problem…

Try out this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Shortcode_API

Paul, generally I like the clean and professional look. For a political blog that’s just fine.

Anyway I was wondering who the targeted audience of your site is. The order of the widgets suggests that you are awaiting mostly subscribers who will log into your blog when visiting the site.

If this isn’t the case I would reorganize the widgets. What should come first are widgets useful to the broadest audience of your blog like “Recent Posts” and “Search”. “User Menu” – although very conveniently placed for your own purposes – should go to the very bottom. In case you do not expect visitors to log into your blog, I would suggest to go without the “User Menu” widget at all.

The foto of you is nice but without an link to the “About” section pretty much meaningless – especially for a political blog. In terms of significance I would place the foto at least in the rightmost column.

Remember in case someone is using a resolution of 800×600 (probably with a PDA), she will only see your first widget columns. Therefore widgets like “Search” and other important stuff should be placed there.

I am using Firefox with a resolution of 1280×1024 and for my taste the text is to dense. It’s kind of hard to read and a bit distracting to see such a huge amount of text. I would suggest to have it 1 or 2 points bigger – at least for the main content.

You have to modify the settings in Options > General > WordPress Address (and Blog Address) to include your subdomain.

Hey matwolf, first of all: Great artwork. I really like the colors and how everything blends over.

The content seems a bit mixed. I was a bit suprised to find a topic about Metal Gear Solid while the categories mostly suggest that the page is about web design and artwork. Anyway asking for feedback of your content may generate a lot of mixed responses here, so don’t mind to much about my and other opinions about it.

The HTML could be done better. There are some minor errors in your HTML as well as in your CSS. Also in times of CSS it seems pretty much oldschool to put layout attributes like width, style, padding, etc into your HTML. These all belong to a separated CSS file.