NealJMD

Float #sidebar left, then put #update and #sidebar in another <div> that you also float left. That oughtta do the trick. Also I’m pretty sure this post doesn’t belong in this topic forum.

Also, I’m not sure if this matters but it could tip somebody off – the urls are using two slashes after the main root, such as https://sfer.comze.com//wp-admin or https://sfer.comze.com//?page_id=1046. I tried changing RewriteBase / to RewriteBase in my .htaccess file but that turned every page into a 500 error.

I think you’re gonna have to be more specific than that… from that it sounds like you should check out Role Scoper which allows you to set permissions for registered users, set classes of users and do all sorts of fun stuff.

Also sounds like you might want to look at the codex for wp_list_pages which I’ve found to be really helpful when listing out pages and subpages as links.

Yes I believe so. My httpd.conf file has the line
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
(not commented out or anything). I am unsure whether it’s enabled on my remote host (which is where I have the issue). I tried adding
RewriteBase /
at the top of my .htaccess file as it says that turns it on here but that had no effect.

Edit: I can now confirm that mod_rewrite is also enabled on the server, it’s listed under apache loaded modules.