prostoalex

Same here – deactivate all and reactivate all plugins helped.

Hey, how did you resolve this? I am currently seeing the same problem here
https://code.techinterviews.com/

The permalinks without /index.php/ structure did not work at all, resulting in 404s, so I just followed the suggestion in WP admin interface for adding /index.php/ before the permalink structure.

Thank you very much, that fixed it. Do you have any ideas on why this was happening?

I am using the same set up (postname/postid) on another blog hosted on WP 1.5 with the same hoster and that one never had any problems.

Just switched to Kubrick (WordPress default for 1.5) – yes, the problem doesn’t go away.

No plugins used whatsoever, a clean install, and nothing activated.

Link to pastebin copy of my single.php

Line 189 is the content call.

What’s the stuff below the footer?

Your code doesn’t show anything, but looking at it in Firefox 1.0 on Windows 2000, it seems like you have 5 or 6 HRs below the “Powered by” message.

Pretty nice and clean. Your hoster inserts a little top banner with their ad, but you managed to cover it nicely.

Hmm, this code is still there
req.open('GET', siteurl + '/wp-content/livecalendar/kcalendar.php?year='+shownDate.getFullYear()+'&month='+(shownDate.getMonth()+1));
req.send(null);


The first line is breaking the page.

Your feed is at https://www.projectijtihad.com/blog/wp-rss2.php You can import it into any RSS reader, or Web-based aggregator such as My Yahoo!

Check out the Trident template for WordPress that many of us start off from.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/5/11525

> and < perhaps?

You can change the categories assigned to the posts in Edit tab, when you click Edit for any post. Make sure the category is created in advance under the Categories tab.

How are the articles posted? Once a month or many times a month?

Default WordPress install features a monthly archive on the sidebar, perhaps you could just use those links, and paste them in header/footer, or wp-comments.

Your pages show up fine in IE. Looks like you commented Google AdSense out, and that created nested comments <!–, which Firefox didn’t like.

Not to be a nagger, but Google only allows a max of 3 ad units per page, so don’t be surprised if they flag you as violation.