shownomercy

I like it, easy to browse. Would be nice to have more than 3 posts on the home page.

They don’t make pretty permalinks the default because many shared hosts do not have the required server module.

OK this was an easy one … in wp-settings.php there are all the constants for your content directory. change WP_CONTENT_DIR and WP_CONTENT_URL (for post display etc.).

No issues with themes or plugins, but I haven’t tested extensively …

I am having a different error with 2.5.1 only. I also (re) tried everything in the sticky post (which was quite helpful for 2.5.0)

The issue is that images are not being uploaded after browsing for the local file. They do not show up in the gallery either.

No error messages either.

timelapse, this is just a guess without knowing what theme you are using and what you are doing exactly, but the content div is probably too big for the sidebar to fit next to it.

duh thank you! Great tip for figuring out the matter.

As it turns out this is some permalink/.htaccess related issue, in case anyone has the problem in the future and doesn’t have any permission issues with their individual template files, or any typos in template files.

Let me try again since I doubt anyone wants to read my hundreds lines of rough code..

I have a single.php file in the template directory.

And it is returning index.php for the single page IE when I click on a “permalink”.

(other template files such as page.php, archives.php, are working as indicated by the template hierarchy)

Has anyone had this problem before?

My solution to this problem:

display: none;

On the class of expanded ul or li, whatever the baby categories may be.

Clearly this is not the most graceful solution ever, but it’s better than hacking code that won’t stay upon upgrade, and works better if you need to target the parent level cat in a way that’s incompatible with the plugin listed above.

Personally, I do not understand the point of the update notification.

All it does is alienate the average user, while telling the power user/developer NOTHING IT/HE/SHE doesn’t already know.

One should not need a plugin to disable a stupid feature, hands down.

For the other blindies out there:

Dashboard -> Manage -> Export

??

Where at wordpress.com do you locate the exporter?
Dashboard -> ???

In spite of trying everything listed in this thread I am havin ga recurring issue with WordPress formatting.

Turning off the rich text editor does not help. Clicking on the code tab and inserting things there CERTAINLY is not the problem.

WordPress takes <p>Your Content</p> and changes it to <p&gt(nonbreakingspace; )</p>Your Content

THIS IS A SERIOUS ISSUE!! Why doesn’t stripping the paragraph rules from formatting.php change this?