seogirl

moshu,

Thank you SO MUCH! That did it. I would have NEVER figured that out.

By the way, I just found your “Visual Anatomy of a WP 1.5 Theme” and I’m going to really study it. My goal is to really learn these blogs, even though I’ll probably never be a PHP programmer or totally figure out CSS. Thanks for doing that.

seogirl

Weird, clicked on it and went right there… ?

Here it is pasted directly from my browser:

https://www.natural-menopause-relief.com/blog/

Thanks for looking!!

I am having the same problem. For some reason, all my post text is centered. The theme came like this, so it has a mistake.

I don’t know CSS super well, but I have been looking and looking, trying to figure out what is wrong and I just can’t.

Can anyone help me??

My blog: https://www.natural-menopause-relief.com/blog

There is not #content tag but the #body tag appears OK:

body {
font-family: ariel, helvetica, sans;
font-size: 62.5%;
color: #555;
text-align: left;
margin-top: 0px;
background: #F7F7F7 url(images/background.jpg) repeat-y center top;
}

/* The body * will remove all default browser styles */

body * {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
text-decoration: none;
border: none;
color: #444;
list-style-type: none;
font-weight: normal;
text-align: left;
}

Thank you!!!! I’d appreciate any hint at all.

Lauren

I am absolutely ripping my hair out!

I followed those instructions (thank you) and when I removed everything, all links work perfectly. When I re-did the permalink & catagory options, it was the same all over again. All 404’s on accessing catagories and individual posts.

Could it be my syntax in the permalink? I’m using:
Structure: /%post_id%/%postname%/
Catagory base:/catagory/

I’ve tried it with and without the catagory base. Does WP create the directory for the catagory base, or does it already need to exist?

Any ideas what in the world could be going on??? Does anyone do consulting???????

I just checked. Yes, my host supports mod_rewrite and said I could change my .htaccess with no problem….

Any ideas?

Well I’m a reseller and have access to Cpanel (and WHM). I physically changed the CHMOD attributes and insert code into the .htaccess file.

Is supporting mod_rewrite a feature I need to check with them on? I just figured I could “do everything” with “all access”. Is it something I can enable through the WHM?

I guess the answer is: no, I don’t know for sure. I will check!

I’m getting 404’s when trying to access my catagories. I just set up the blog today and updated my .htaccess file with the information provided when I put in permalink instructions. I did CHMOD to 666 and entered the information and then left .htaccess writeable. (Not sure if this is good to do, or necessary).

When I’m getting the 404, WP is attempting to access
/blog/catagory and there is no “catagory” folder that has been created. Isn’t WP supposed to do this, or am I?

I’m not a programmer and pretty confused! Can anyone help?