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davidchait,
I want to thank you. You’ve really done a lot to point me on the right path to getting this all looking the way I want it to.
I’ve just got one more question at the moment – I’m sure I’ll have more, but this is pretty much it for right now – Is there a resource somewhere that documents each of the files that make up the “main” page – in otherwords, what each “included” file does, or the function?
I’m trying to change the sizing layout, etc. and I can’t seem to find the right files to work with.
TIA…
PG

2fargon,
Yeah, I had seen a lot of those, and it’s not that I don’t understand CSS – well, I’m not ‘proficent’, but I’m not completely unaware – it’s the conversion between the two different formats.
Blogger has a completely different tag system than WordPress, from what I can see, and so it’s making things a bit difficult to find equivalents, etc.

Regina,
It may be because of the security settings on my host – we recently moved server farms due to a pretty severe hacking, so they may have locked down view file contents quite a bit.
Is there something I can post or send you to help?

Ok, figured it out.
Stupid DB management software (combination of “DB Manager” and “PHPmyAdmin” didn’t add the default user as an ODBC connect with localhost.
Evidently, it’s broken (won’t automatically add “localhost”), and you can’t add it manually. Time for another support ticket.

Does anyone know if WP 1.2 might correct this issue?
It’s not like I have a choice about the prefix on my DB’s – it’s the way the server farm has the servers configured, and unfortunately my host can’t override the settings. Yeah, it sucks, but you can’t beat my host – I love ’em.
Thanks…

I thought about that, but PHPmyAdmin shows the name as long as I presented it here.
And of course, I find out that I’m downloading and using WordPress 1.0.2 – I signed up for the mailing list, but I never got an announcement about the latest version.
When I get home (and have shell access) I’ll upload the latest copy and see if that works – otherwise back to my host I suppose I’ll have to go, bah…