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If this only happens with a theme, try checking that your functions.php file does not have trailing empty lines after the closing ?> I had a blank line there and that was causing the issue. In my case it would only happen with a new theme I am designing.

Thank you doodlebee, will give it a try later on today.

I am currently trying to set up a test version of wp2.0.7 and see how that one works with Gengo.

So you have been able to make Gengo work with WP 2.1? I haven’t even gotten that far. After activating gengo and setting options I get:

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /wp-includes/classes.php on line 33

Well the solution doesn’t seem to work with WP 2.1 yet. The author says he’s working on the version that does. I am no PHP guru to make it work myself. I did try installing it and I got this error right off the bat:

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in domain.com/wp-includes/classes.php on line 33

Wow this looks really promising. I am reading right now and trying out the tool. I will post detailed info later on about my experience. Thanks Moshu.

Anybody interested in suggesting on this? ??

I have two blogs, one in the root folder of my web site and one in a subfolder called /nyc. Do I need an .htaccess file for each? If I do, would this be correct for the following line of code in each case?

For the nyc folder: RewriteBase /nyc

For the root folder: RewriteBase /

This is by the way my current setup. If I activate permalinks in other than default on the nyc blog, I get 404 pages for every slug page, but with the template of the root blog!?! Isn’t that weird?

They are completely different settings and also different dbs. I am confused.

Yep that’s exactly how I have it. The main site is the root (which is a blog) and the second one is in a folder inside that root.

I have successfully done this on my blog using a separate MySQL dB for the second one. The only problem I have encounter so far is that I can’t change the permalinks options to “Date and named based” because it messes my navigation when two pages have the same Page Slug. If you can create sub domains in your web host, this might not be a problem. If you install the second blog within the same domain, watch for that bit. If a moderator knows how to work around this bit please post link discussing it.

My mistake was that I started editing Kubrick while still in the default folder. After finishing up, I copied it, renamed the copy to the new name (the_loop), pasted a fresh copy of the Default theme back in the Themes folder. According to Dreamweaver (which I use to sync files) the default folder was replaced with the new one, but I really combined not replaced the contents. There were still remains of the old edited template. When I selected the new default back, it would show the header image of the edited template that became the_loop. I solved the issue by deleting Default completely both locally and web server, and then pasting a fresh copy from the WP2.1 ZIP back in it’s place.

I normally add the background image to my page using the BODY tag on the CSS file. That is if I want the whole page to have that image as a background. Normally this is done if you want to use a web-unsafe color as bg and your browser refuses to display it correctly. Now, if you are applying a id #page to a div, then is not until you actually apply it by editing the div tag say <div id=”page” – etc. that the image will display. Please note that editing the body tag will apply those settings to the entire page not the table or div where the content displays. Hope I sound clear.

It looks great, juts one thing I noticed: Recent Posts | Search | Categories seem to be unaligned. That is Search seems to be slightly higher than the other two on the bottom of each page. Not sure if that was intentional or not, but it’s one of those layout things that drive me nuts when I am designing. Other than that I really like the look.