mylagoon

Annliu,
You are not editing the correct file. You are editing subscribe2.php in ‘wp-content > plugins’. You need to be editing subscribe.php located in the root folder of your wordpress installation.

Again, in subscribe.php not subscribe2.php remove the line get_sidebar();

Well I haven’t tried this, but you could probably remove the previously entered urls by running an SQL query in phpMyAdmin. Something along the lines of:
UPDATE wp_comments SET comment_author_url='' WHERE comment_author_url='%'

Well, not sure about the archives displaying incorrectly, but the way your entries are formatted is determined by your template (mainly).

Did you change your template recently? If you think you may need to edit your template files to fix that you can read more about it here. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/the_date

I for instance have formatted my entries to show what the Internet Time was when they were published. This is done via formatting of my template. Doing a similar thing should deliver the results you seek.

Also, I noticed you are running WP1.5.1, perhaps upgrade to 1.5.2 which is the latest stable release. Also, your site is messed up on my screen. Allt he posts are scrunched up against and over your sidebar. I’m running Firefox 1.5 at 1024×768 on a PC.

An automated installation utility for different blog software, CMS, etc.. that runs in cPanel.

Let me just say this; I’m Excited! I love bleeding edge technology. Eagerly awaiting Wednesday or Thursday. Although I’ll admit I would have waited longer, seems a suspiciously short amount of time to go a stable release.

EDIT:See Podz comment further down

Blinks for me, using FF 1.5, I’d be guessing, but perhaps one of these is causing your woes?

<?php mainCounter('Visits:', ''); ?>
<?php TopHitsList(); ?>
<?php jal_get_shoutbox(); ?>

Try removing each one, one at a time, and see what effect, if any, that has.

By message do you mean comment, or post?
It would be a bit easier if a URL of your site was also provided.

Yeah, that’s true. I was just thinking that. Perhaps the content is bit narrow. Lots of blank, unused space on the page. Seems like a bit of a waste.

Not positive on this one, but I don’t see why not. If you set ‘allow comments’ to a page, and get the page template to call for the comments template then I don’t see why not.

I haven’t read anywhere that stated that WordPress couldn’t handle this due to some database restriction.

…..Can I just be the first to say, WOAH. That site is perhaps one of the best looking sites that run on WP that I have EVER seen. Kudos to you. Simply Beautiful.

Your site is calling for it in your sidebar, so it’s amongst the code for your sidebar where you need to look to remove the calling code.

The offending file itself is located in the wp-content folder and is called AudioPlayer.swf

If you can give me your friend’s blog url then I’d be happy to have a look around and see if I can find an answer.

Exactly. Signing up here on the WordPress Forums doesn’t mean you have an account on every WordPress blog to comment, although there are some services out there which do something similar for participating sites.

You need to register on your friends blog. Not here. Secondly, just because it is a WordPress run blog doesn’t mean you always have to register to comment. This is a function set in the Admin panel of WordPress. The Admin can turn it off as most do.

Your friend can turn this off, which for a public blog looking to expand its readership (which most are); I would suggest would be a good idea.

No, its the file that you placed in the root directory of your WP installation. It’s called subscribe.php. It’s what you have been loading into your browser.

Ok, did a bit of research, in the subscribe.php file remove the line get_sidebar. Worked for me.