tomaltman

I’m still seeing the issue. And the above fix didn’t work for me…is there anything else that can be done.

I’m getting a “POST https://clickstop.com/wp-content/plugins/greenhouse-job-board/public/partials/greenhouse-job-board-apply-submit.php 403 (Forbidden)” error. Looks like when it is posting the form.

Here’s a thought…can you run a local copy of wordpress, like with xampp or something, import it MT blog – then export a “native” WP file?

I’m just looking for options…

Is this your server or are you hosting? In other words – can you get help?

There is an adsense ad in the article…is that the one you put there?

You may have to FTP in to find these…

Add this to your style.css:

#footer {background-color: black;width: 1050px;margin: 0 auto;}

That should give you black, same width as content and centered.

Good luck,
?? tom

It is a theme file…

If that doesn’t make sense – then you are probably in over your head.

Does it make sense?

Uploaded files are stored in the:
/files/2011/09/

If you’re talking about default files (TwentyEleven) – they are in:
/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/images/headers

Did you find them?
?? tom

esmi is correct – but this is not a simple task.

You’d need to have them search for the perfect phrase to match something unique about the child page…

You may to take a look at jobs.wordpress.net and get some help…

It really depends on what theme you are running…more than likely single.php

There are always errors in there…you are sure its the correct file?

Also – don’t throw that computer out…you need to throw out the server! ??

Not exactly on topic – but one thing that will speed up your site is shrinking those images – one is over 800K…that is huge.

Which widgets are the offending widgets?

You would have to add that code to all the variations of content-whatever.php

try index.php or page.php in your theme directory.

In response to:

“I’ve checked that the theme itself and all the graphics have transferred and all posts, pages and categories appear to be there but all muddled up without the settings created on the localhost version.”

The WordPress export doesn’t “send” the settings of the site – only the pages, posts, comments and basic author information.

If you had custom settings – those were stored in the database and did not transfer – you will have to reset those.

Also – your images:
It appears you did transfer the images from the /wp-content/uploads folder either – you need to go back and get those so your added images will show up.

OK – check that out and then let us know how it goes.
?? tom