thesoofoo

Not 100% sure what your meaning.

But if you want a link to show up in your sidebar, a good way to do it is insert the html for that link into a text widget.

You can’t set wordpress permalinks to end in “.htm”

The permalink will be the title of your blog, if you use pretty permalinks, or by default, the post number.

Check this out:
Using WordPress Permalinks

#<?php the_ID(); ?>

That should work

You would do this by altering your css files. You could put something like
<h3>the php code for your text output</h3>

You would need to move your wordpress installation out of the ‘blog’ directory and into the root. I think that’s what you mean.

https://www.yoursite.com/feed/

That’s what mine looks like.

Gosh, I bet you could create a link with html that could do that, but I forget what that code is called.

No, there is no simpler ways, only more difficult ways. If you did set up a sort of redirect, you would still see the “/wordpress” after the redirect in the address bar.

This has been fixed.

It came down to the version of Flash Player I had running. I had to download a flash uninstaller from the adobe website, and then reinstall the newest flash player.

Or wait, maybe that was another fix. Try switching themes, and then going back to your original theme. That can fix it also, for more check out this thread.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/190138?replies=18

Yah, I had this issue also. I am pretty sure this is how I fixed it.

I removed all of my page templates from the server. Logged out of WordPress, and moved them all back onto the server, in the same place. Logged in and they were back.

Try that.

Thanks everyone. I cleared my cache and found what you have been finding. I am pretty sure I fixed it, but who knows.

Thanks again!

You could probably just replace the header image with your own.

You would need the psd or png file that has all the layers. Or else you will have to erase what’s there and go over top of it.

I bet the issue is being caused by the div #right-pic that you put above the right sidebar.

You might be better off inserting the html for that pic into a text widget and put it on top.

I just don’t see anything else telling your header to be that wide, so it looks like your css is broken.