Tom Morton

Go to the HTML Tab (upper-right of your editing box when you edit posts/pages) and type
wherever you want a line to skip.

In your theme, usually comments.php

Use the the_excerpt(); tag on your homepage rather than the_content();

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/the_excerpt

Use a text widget and embed a flash twitter badge from https://twitter.com/widgets

A page of posts would be a Category, or an archive. If it is a custom page of posts (you queried a special category, etc), you should be able to use the same code that comes with a theme.

If you would like, explain what you are trying to achieve further and I may be able to help.

It looks like its repeating the title several times. Did you do any modifications to the Studiopress theme? If so, use pastie.org and show me the code, I’ll see whats up.

What plugin are you using for the Social bookmark icons? It looks like they are automatically being placed above everything else, maybe using a shortcode of some kind?

If you had a little coding knowledge under your belt, I would suggest taking the CSS that governs the gallery and use it on a page to display your products.

You can either use the “html” tab when editing a post or page (look up at the top-right of the post content block) or if you want to edit how they work, depending on your server configuration, you can edit your theme files by going to Appearance > Editor and finding the Page.php (for pages) or Single.php (for posts).

For meta keywords, you should use a plugin like All in One SEO Pack, where you can go to the “settings” and tell it how to interact with your content. I personally set it so all my post “tags” are keywords.

Holly,

It looks like just some simple mismatched code when you are writing in the text widget. Its hard to explain. If you could post the code you have in your widgets (via pastie.org or another site like it) I may be able to tell you something further.

If we can’t figure it out that way, you can PM me a login and I will be happy to take a look for you.

What is giving you this type of link?

There is no simple way of re-writing those links, especially if they are generated by some custom code. What are you trying to achieve? Can we see the site live?

I think you may want to take a longer look at the Permalinks Codex page. I think you can achieve what you want without having to use the plugin: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks

Its hard to say, there could be some conflicts with having two separate WP installs within one database, but then again as long as the prefix is different it should work.

Have you tried re-installing the new blog? Since its brand new, you won’t loose any data, and in the end it may fix whatever went wrong.

Shouldn’t take to long, maybe a minute max.

What version of WordPress are you running? Do yo know if your server is running PHP 5?

Your best bet may be downloading WP 2.9.2 and uploading it using standard upgrade practices.

@maorb Can you give me a quick rundown of how you implemented it?

Did you ever find a solution to this?