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It’s only half-way, since it indents all paragraphs. And it makes part of me shiver, since my teachers from the old days would get the switch if they spotted an indent after a blank line or header.

With proper I meant for my purposes, which are to get things a bit more print-like. For the web in general I’m certain you are right.

The theme is the Subtle theme from Glued Ideas.

A tip for finding out what theme a WordPress site is using is to peek at the source code and find the URI for the theme directory and look at the style.css file – in this case https://adsense-wordpress-plugin.ayanev.com/wp-content/themes/gluedideas_subtle/style.css.

Could be something with the permalinks. Try updating permalink structure with your current settings. If that doesn’t work, try the defualt setting. If you’re unlucky, your new host doesn’t have mod_rewrite to support permalinks.

Yep, that one seems to work.

Got these errors at the end of the page:

Windows Media – (AVI) – Zelda on a ti83 Graphing Calculator

ERROR: There was an error displaying this video file. To view it, please just download it.

Windows Media – (WMV) – The infamous South Park Tom Cruise closet video

ERROR: There was an error displaying this video file. To view it, please just download it.

Windows Media – (MPG) – I Need more Cowbell

ERROR: There was an error displaying this video file. To view it, please just download it.

Windows Media – (MPG) – Airplane Flares

ERROR: There was an error displaying this video file. To view it, please just download it.

Firefox 2 beta 1, WinXP Pro SP2 with Media Player 10. Can’t remember having any other problems with embedded Media Player files, but I wouldn’t say I’m sure.

What about using permalinks? Then you would get links like https://yoursite.com/category/hank-hill-band/tour-dates

If you only have artists as categories, there’s also an option to replace “category” with something more suitable like “artists”.

Edit: seems I missed something about you wanting to use the info for dynamic linking. Sorry. I let the above stand anyway. ??

They are default template files, WordPress looks for single.php first when displaying a post. Some documentation here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Theme_Development#Theme_Template_Files_List

The standard way of separating single posts and static pages is by using single.php and page.php. If your theme doesnt have both you could try to use the one you have now as single.php and a version without the author/category info as page.php

Just a thought… maybe it would be possible if you added float: left; to the “time” style?

.widecolumn {
padding: 10px 0 20px 0;
margin: 5px 0 0 150px;
width: 450px;
}

I looked up the defualt style pasted above, and I think what you have to do is to change the 150px left margin to something smaller to compensate for your greater width. ??

There’s a version called WordPressMU that is designed for running hosted blog sites (it’s the software behind wordpress.com). Might be worth checking out.

If you’re viewing it in Explorer, or any other browser that doesn’t know what to do with a feed, you have done nothing wrong. It’s a “naked” version of the content of the blog, for use with feedreader software: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Feeds

Try Links/Link categories and then click “edit”, and you will find a dropdown with options for sorting links.

I checked the site linked in your profile, and yes, I got a password pop-up. It went away after I clicked cancel twice.

It asked for the password to cPanel, so unless you have any idea why that happens it might be worth sending a support ticket to your host. Could be something at their end.

I think it looks great. I certainly agree that it’s narrow, but for short, journal-type posts that can work really well.

The only thing I’d try to improve is the anti-aliasing on the text-images. They look rather fragmented to me, disturbs the cleanness of the rest of the design.