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Sorry, Its taken me a while to work this out, but still nothing going.

I deleted the faulty expression as noted above, and I’m still getting a horrible looking site in IE. I also recently checked earlier versions of IE, and am getting the same poor looking site.

Any other suggestions would be much appreciated!

Thanks a bunch Kmessinger.

I knocked out all the other errors in the validator EXCEPT for these doggone width and height properties. I’ve tried

height=XXpx
height=”XXpx“
height=”XX”

And always the same error: there is no attribute “height”.

…and IE7 still shows the homepage incorrectly.

Any additional thoughts?

Thanks everyone.

I adjusted the width of the wrapper, but still no good.

I’ll chug through the validator — but I’m stuck at this “height” and “width” thing?

My HTML seems right (width=”XX”) so why is it an error?

PER VALDaTOR: there is no attribute “height”.

any help?

I tried it in Firefox (on PC) and it’s not working here either. It looks as if there are some complications with the padding, but I’m really not sure.

Note: working with teh same structure as before, I just tried to delete an old post, and the system again crashes and gives mea 500 internal server error.

So now there are 2 instances when this happens:
1) trying to change permalink
2) trying to delete an existing post.

Anybody got any more ideas?

Thanks for the help…but this still didn’t work.

I just can’t seem to figure this one out…

Can I do that and still keep my data?

vkaryl — thanks for the quick response. STill no luck, sadly.

One solution I also tried was to delete all the PHP files besides WP-Content folder and config, index and comments.

But then when I get to the options–>permalinks page the bad permalink has already populated the field. My guess is it’s getting stored somewhere else.

Where else would the permalink be stored that I can delete it manually, without relying on the online admin tool?

thanks.

yes I did.

Thanks for the suggestions. It still doesn’t work.

Everytime (including when I delete the .htaccess file) I get to options –> permalinks and then click “update” I get a 500 internal server error, and it stays no matter what else I do on teh site.

It’s not letting me change the bad permalink to a different one through the admin tool.

I had a similar problem, and I made the mistake of trying to adjust the permalink format to the “?=10” format. That has seemed to cause problems, and I can’t get rid of it through admin->optoins->permalinks. When I do I get a crazy 500 error.

Is there another place I can change the permalink structure besides the admin tool? Once I change it back, I will try to utilize the plugin.