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It really looks exactly the same.
I’m amazed ( and possibly blind ??
And please don’t repeat the promotion to your good looking site. Chances are some helpers her will be upset.

Hello tripecac!
I can see why you’re sorry and a bit offended by your experience. Being new to the forum, you’d expect to be treated fairly.
Congratulations for keeping your tone so low key and for formulating your experience so well.
However Dr Mike and others here are normally kind people without the intention on crashing down on others.

Voluntaries who have been here for a long time and especially moderators, have experience with spammers, and have the gruesome task of keeping the forums clean and useful.

Inevitably they have to use patterns to find spammers and other animals ??
This time, being eager to both help and get answers, you unintentionally happened to fit one of the patterns.

Hopefully you’ll stay on and be a useful citizen and get much better experiences and impressions.

This is really bad.
The whole site at https://codex.www.ads-software.com.ush-net.info/ a copy of https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Main_Page

Only ads are added.
And a disclaimer with a link back to the original:

Disclaimer: The following content is the cached version of the original webpage that can be found here
ush-net.info is neither affiliated with the authors of this page nor responsible for its content.

Ahh..
Happy you found a solution ??

I don’t know about Flock, but I tested to get
https://www.sqthreer.com/blog/index.php
and it says “No input file specified.”.
Are you sure you don’t have an index.php also in your /blog/ directory?

Sorry I cannot pinpoint what your problem is.
Another thing you can try if haven’t done so already, would be to check your permalink structure and just press the “Update permalink structure” to ensure that the corresponding redirects are set correctly.

You should try to explain what “completely screws up” means, as most of us cannot see it.
In MSIE 7 beta 2, which I use for testing, the sidebar is pressed down and your links in the header ar not visible.

The sidebar problem usually means that there is not enough room for the content and sidebar within the surrounding block. Your main_blck has a width of 718px, and the sum of width for sub_left and sub_right is 718px. You also have padding.

IE treats boxes in a non standard way, which is why the sidebar ( or sub_right ) is pressed down. Try to give the sub_’s a little more room and see if that helps.

Why your header links are invisible, I can’t see.
As a further comment: You have a fairly complicated structure in you markaup and accordingly in your CSS.

Good luck!

Without any words here on how, this thread states it is resolved, i.e. a solution is found. And it should be ??
In the Codex, here is the upgrade documentation.

My advice would be to contact the plugin author. He/She would probably know how to manage that.
Someone her with more PHP experience, certainly knows to.

Feel invited ??

Yes.

One would be to skip the %post_id% part and just use the more informative and search engine friendly %postname%.html.

I can see your point, that %post_id% identifies a post in a very secure way, but when you use %postname% in your permalink, WordPress has to qualify the post slug with a number, in case you change your mind and want to use only the slug.

This page at w3schools has the solution. You use named anchors, like
<a name="gohere">Jump here</a>
and you link to that place in the page using
<a href="#gohere">Jump to Jump here</a>
or form another page using
<a href="otherpage.html#gohere">Jump to Jump here</a>

Do you mean that the light grey background of the sidebar should go all the way down?

Then this article about faux columns on A List Apart may be a solution.

Oh, and I also have index.php in the root directory while all other files are in /blog if that helps.

This may be the explanation. You are using pretty permalinks, such as https://www.sqthreer.com/post/stest.
This means you have an .htaccess file written by wordpress when you set your permalink scheme. This file is there to cause a redirection of the visible URL to the actual URL.
This fails if you have the the WP installed in /blog.

You may want to read this for a solution.

If you don’t need to have index.php in the root, just move it to /blog.

The theme swithcer at https://386a.net/blog/wordpress/theme-switcher/
should, according to the author, be compatible with WP 2.0.
The site is in french ??

Good luck!

Go to your Dashboard/General/Options
and change teh Email address field that is labeled
“This address is used only for admin purposes”

If you want to get rid of the special header box for all comments, you can just comment out <!– –> the part in comments.php, that outputs the header.

If you want to keep it, but apply a different style, you can do it the same way you styled the text part of the authors comment. You already have the class=”comment” and class=”commentalt” ( or something like that ).
You can use the same test you do for the text, and make a new ( meta data ) header and set the style = “header_me” for those comment headers that match.

Apologies for the long winding and imprecise answer ??
Hope it helps!