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Looks like your Site URL (Settings -> General ) is wrong.

With permalinks enabled, I would expect your category links to be formatted as follows:
https://domain.com/blog/category/_cat_name

Without specific live examples, it is kind of hard to offer a more detailed diagnosis.

The biggest problem is that the plugin datatables can’t be found at this location:
https://www.domusdox.nl/wp-content/themes/arras-theme/js/datatables/jquery.datatables.min.js

To replace the blue image behind the titles – you need to replace this file:
wp-content/themes/edegree/images/skin-blue/back-sidebar-title.png

You can either upload a new version of the file

or modify the css in this file(line 37)
#sidebar h2, #featured-wiz h2 {background: url(back-sidebar-title.png) no-repeat }
change the file name in the parenthesis to be the name of the new image

This is feasible but you will have to do a little work on your computer to tell it to look at the HostGator site (not the facebook site)

According to the HostGator nameserver, your domain is hosted at 50.22.105.163 (per this tool using ns1.hostgator.com as the Server).

If you edit your hosts file to associate this IP address with your domain, your computer will think that the domain is at the new location (THIS MEANS YOU WON’T BE ABLE TO ACCESS YOUR FACEBOOK page via the url until you undo the host file edit) but you’ll have full access to your WordPress site without letting the rest of the world see the site.

Editing your hosts file:
Windows 7 & Vista
Macintosh
Windows XP

Or use a Plugin that gives you additional control such as Yoast’s SEO plugin

Well based on the example in your code – try changing the compare operator from (!==) to (!=) for valid PHP.

Ah interesting, file-groups would be a replacement for the media library? And I can’t insert an image in a post?

Yes, the tag did not appear on the related file group entry after I clicked on the button within the post edit screen.

Because in plugin.php – it is way too late. The headers have already been written by the time plugin.php is included.

The place to do this is in your plugin itself. I know that someone will have a better way but in general, I code a small function and hook it to admin_head – i.e.

function adminStuff () {
     wp_enqueue_script('admin-forms');
     return;
}
add_action('admin_head','adminStuff');

Then the js is loaded on every admin page. If you wanted to be neat about it – you could test for page = plugin.php in the function.

Thanks – for checking it out. I would never suggest that I have solved a major world problem here. It was interesting to me as a programming exercise plus it is useful to encourage the use of other browsers (any other browser.)

The SaveTheDevelopers.com is just one effort – check out the browsehappy.com link at the bottom of every www.ads-software.com page.

– Tom

Live by the plugin – die by the plugin

This was caused by having installed Advanced-TinyMCE-40 in an earlier incarnation (which of course I didn’t “add” the files to the subversion incident. )

– Tom Ransom

It doesn’t appear that this theme includes the blogroll. You’ll need to edit the sidebar.php file and insert
<?php get_bookmarks() ?> at the desired location.

The codex describes the options available for the get_bookmark theme tag
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/get_bookmarks

Remove
/” title=”

Add a close quote ” after .png

Sorry –
<li>

In essence, you need to hardcode a list-item into the tab scheme.

Remove the <h1 id="blog-title">/" title="

and one of the IMG and the trailing </h1>

and you should be good to go

you may want to replace https://www.canarycard.net/wp-content/themes/barthelme-101/ with
<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>
this will save you work in the future if you rename the theme directory