syrupcore

Thank you! that is the radness. yay 2.6.2!

Mercime, I appreciate the time. Yes, users will be populating the bulk of the pages and they will need to add new ones in the future. The list is what I’m planning on doing but was hoping to avoid as I don’t trust humans. ??

Thanks again.

Will

Hey, thanks mercime. it’s late here, sorry for lack of description.

Page one was built through WP Write > Page

“Bunch of things” is a highly technical term for: certain bits of html in the page body (in between free form content), some repeating custom field entries (for the entire set and for groups of pages within the 40), and a setting added via plugin I’d like checked (that defaults to unchecked). Bunch of things. ??

Certainly some of the proverbial things could be achieved at the template level but most of it I’d like the end users to be able to change without touching template code.

Before you ask, “Groups within the 40” = eg 40 products, 10 of which are shoes, 20 are hats, 5 are ponchos and 5 are pogo sticks. In this scenario, the value for the custom fields “shippingcost”, “onsale”, “instock”, “ugly-and-useless” may all be the same for each page.

Thanks,
Will

I think if you delete your other theme folders (backed up of course) wp will default to the “default” folder. If not, reinstall wp and don’t install any themes/plugins. does it work?

are you on dreamhost by chance? If so, localhost doesn’t work.

post the entire css header or better yet a link to the actual css file.

I’m dumb. It’s because I was logged into FF and if you’re logged in, you can see posts with the status of “unpublished”.

??

on line 143 of your style.css, remove the line that says font-size: 60%;

form, img {
  border:0pt none;
  font-size:60%;  <-- remove this.
  margin:0pt;
  padding:0pt;
}

dbl post removed.

try updating your sidebar declaration to this:

(line 572)

#sidebar {
  float:left;
  margin-left:20px;
  padding:0px 0pt 10px;
  width:190px;
}

Will

sorry about that. Your css declaration was getting pwned by a sith lord. Change the last line to:

#l_sidebar ul.children{margin-left: 10px;}

Make sure your wp-xxx folder permissions are set to 755
Can you get to your database?
Is all of the information in wp-config.php still correct?

If you’re not using google maps, you might just remove or comment out that line from header.php.

you need a google maps key. ??

follow that link and getchu one. then in your header.php file, replace “your key” with the key google gives you.

<script src="https://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&amp;v=2&amp;key=your key" type="text/javascript"></script>

do you remember the last thing you were doing before it stopped working?

try backing up and then deleting your .htaccess file in your site’s root folder.