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Depending on how familiar you are with the mysql functions in PHP, you have two options:

1. Get the list of all the tables that you have in the database manually, and then run the following as your $delete:

$delete = "DROP TABLE TABLENAME";

2. Take a look here:

https://se.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-list-tables.php

And then write out a loop to run through all the tables found in your database, and run a similar $delete command for each table.

Hope this helps. Be CAREFUL and BACKUP your database before you do this, since it cannot be reversed, and if something goes wrong you should still have your data.

Please try validating your page first.

More often than not template malfunction is due to unclosed mark up etc.

If that still doesn’t help, then check the width of the two columns. Its possible that the main column is taking more space, and that is pushing the sidebar to the bottom instead of displaying it by its side.

I don’t see that code in your source though.

This is what I can see in the footer part of your site:


document.writeln("<img border=\"0\" src=\"https://visit.webhosting.yahoo.com/wisit.gif"+"/"+"?"+z+"\" />");


Is this what you are referring to?

Just add a new user, and then once added, use the option of changing the user level of the user to “Administrator”. That should work in the WP 2.0 admin, in the “Users” Menu under the “Author & Users” subtab.

We need to be able to see the code to help you.

Is there any particular necessity that you use frames?

Also your CSS has some errors, try taking these out.

Not all themes necessarily have a sidebar.php.

Why that problem occurs is because you are not getting the right header parts which WP specifies internally to define its functions etc.

Take a look here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages#Page_Templates

You should create a separate page template for that particular aboutthegirl page, and then use that, then everything should work fine since the page template would still fall under WP and the functions will get defined properly.

If you have more questions, post back.

What theme are you using?

Right now all I see when I go to the aboutthegirl.php page is this: “I give up on this page right now. I can’t figure out how to use my template to make a php page, so until I figure it out, its just gonna have to wait.”

Can you roll things back so that we can take a look at the errors that you mentioned you were getting?

Where is this counter? And how did you put it in the footer.php file?

Please provide the link to where we can see it.

Thanks.

Can you please post the URL which you are trying to validate, so that we can take a look at it?

Thanks.

In the new admin at least, the post categories are folded up, and when you click on it, it unfolds and shows which categories the post is being posted to.

This is the just default category normally.

Now they were wondering if it would be possible to have it unfolded and displaying by default ..

Get it now jon ..:)

Which theme are you using? And can you please post the link to the blog that is working now?

Right now I am not sure if its possible without custom coding into your theme files …

Maybe someone has created a plug-in of sorts for that .. try searching ..

I am assuming from your post that you overwrote your index.php file in the root wordpress directory.

You are NOT supposed to do anything to the index.php file in you root wordpress directory!!!

To make any front-end changes, please work with your theme files.

First get your blog back up again in default format, and then post back with exactly what you need done.