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You are not really encouraged to change the variables like that.

That’s why there is an admin panel.

Login in to your admin, go to Options, and you will see the first form field as Weblog Title. Change this to whatever you want and that will do it.

No I don’t think its possible to completely get rid of the category.

You need at least one category for the posts to be posted to.

A workaround is to remove all category related template tags, so that they are never mentioned or displayed in your blog. But they will still be there in the back-end.

Not a problem, glad you worked out everything. ??

Isn’t PHP mail() enabled? I find that very weird.

Anyway, the best you can do since you have access to your PHP database manager.

Follow these steps and you should be good:

https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/phpmyadmin

If that doesn’t work post back and we can see what else we can do.

Use the Lost password feature from the admin login page, and it will email you a new password to the email address you provided during install.

You are actually missing a bunch of container tags, and you have some weird closing tags as well.

The easiest would be if you could just post the code that you have for your subscribe.php page here: https://pastebin.com and provide the address, so that I can tell you how to re-format the page.

What do you mean by this:

“when you hit a comment than sudenly <div id=”rap”> only includes <div id=”header”> not the rest”

I can see the other div container as well ..

I am not sure about the custom fields for users, but I don’t think that is an available feature, although that might be a nice idea

As for having profile pages for users, and allowing others to browse it.

You could create pages for each user and put their “profile” on that page, and this might be a substitute.

Since you have FTP, you could just upload the files directly yourself in the worst case.

A thank you is good enough ??

Glad to be of help ??

Try FileZilla and see if you can spot your .htaccess

If that doesn’t work either then your host is the most probably cause.

When you are creating the page, you have a lot of options on the side of the editor.

Just un-check the option where it says “Allow Comments”

That should disable comments for that particular page. ??

I am not exactly sure whats causing that, but try this.

Add styling for the links based on your container they are inside.

and your container seems to be .profile-link, so add .profile-link a etc as needed and see if that solves the problem.

I don’t see anything wrong with your theme.

I am on PC with XP and in FireFox 1.5, everything looks great.

Can you please provide more information on where the problem is showing up?

Pixel perfect on PC running XP and FireFox 1.5
Off by a pixel on IE though.

You probably could get a workaround with that one pixel thing, not sure right now, but I have had that problem quite a number of times, if it comes back to my mind as to what can be done to rectify that, will let you know.

And nice post (the first one right now) ??