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The relevance to WordPress is difficult to find here. A search on Google will benefit you much more than this forum.

Odds on, there is something wrong in your wp-config file. Perhaps email me if you want some help and would like me to take a look at the config for you.

shadow12 gmail

https://install4free.wordpress.net may be an option for you

<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> to <?php bloginfo('url'); ?>

Just to clarify here.

This actual installation was up and running within 20 minutes of receiving the request. The confusion lay in emails being picked up by spam filters.

A lack of acknowledgement that the installation was found [and being used] just added to the frustration.

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You won’t want to hear this, but experience has shown that in over 99% of cases there is an error in what you have entered.

Check it for typing errors, wrong information, extra spaces etc.

If you are still having trouble and need a hand – feel free to email me at shadow12 gmail

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You may want to try Kafkaesqui’s excellent plugin as an alternative.

https://guff.szub.net/2005/02/26/the_excerpt-reloaded/

Did you keep a backup of your original database before trying to upgrade?

Email if you would like me to take a look…

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Change the ID to match the page/s ID you want to exclude:

<?php wp_list_pages('exclude=7,8' ); ?>

Did you disable your plugins before upgrading?

Install4Free may be an option.

I am not sure what you are trying to say here?

Nice blog setup!

Two niggles:

The problems you are experiencing when viewing via IE are related to the way in which your theme is setup and will require some playing with your CSS to rectify. Any problems like this are always a royal pain in the sensitive areas, but there is not a lot that can be done from this end without actually having the theme in front of us to work with. It tends to be trial and error all the way down the line.

I’d start with your relevant CSS relating to where the graphic is being over-ridden by the text and begin by adjusting padding, margin and possible line height settings.

And for what it is worth, seeing the site online gave us a much better overview of the problem.

Well, if you put that code in the index.php and page.php files in your theme to replace <?php the_content(); ?>, it will be automatic.

Or do you mean you want it to automatically happen without changing anything?