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Nice simple design ?? And thanks for putting the content above the menu structure in the source code ??

Do you mean just a small or a whole post? In the first case, something like this should do it (inside of a template ?? ) ??

<?php if (!$user_ID): ?>
<p>Hello guest :-)</p>
<?php endif; ?>

Have you already read this tutorial?
https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/plesk/

Looks like you’ve already solved this problem ??

Do you get anything useful in the server log files? Have you already increased the error reporting level of PHP (can be changed in your php.ini)?

Do you mean what distribution? Normally Debian is quite good for server related stuff ??

Well, if you’ve already created the MySQL database in whatever database management tool you’re using, then it’s probably just a problem with letting the user you want to use for wordpress to be able to access this database. If you’re using phpMyAdmin you can for example change the privileges that user has in the “Privileges” forum which is linked on the startpage of phpMyAdmin ??

Are you sure that your username and password are correct and that the database you’ve specified already exists?

You could also change the siteurl row in the wp_options table of your database ?? For things like that phpMyAdmin is quite a handy tool ??

Well, JavaScript normally belongs between

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--


and
//-->
</script>

Sometimes you will also see something like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
// <![CDATA[

// ]]>
</script>

You also have things like
<h1><a href=“”?PHPSESSID=e11072c710c6dc7fed25a9321d5b13f5>Michael Doig - An Intelligent Mix Of Design And Marketing</a></h1>where the value is actually after the quotes and the quotes are not normal ” but some other UTF-8 characters.

There are also quite a few <input/>s lacking the / at the end ??

Ugly solution? Open the comments.php of your theme, search for following text:

<?php foreach ($comments as $comment) : ?>

and replace it with

<?php foreach (array_reverse($comments) as $comment) : ?>

Should do the trick ??

Well, you can find your username in the database (which you can access using for example phpMyAdmin). There you could change the password or better simply use the “lost password” function in the login forum of your weblog ??

I don’t think that I could help you more via IM and I don’t have AIM ??

Besides: Are you sure, that you’re editing in the right database? Because when I go to https://thechinkworld.com/ all the links are pointing to https://oyehoy.com/ ??

Yes, this is probably a hosting problem. Seems like PHP was reinstalled or updated without the PCRE extensions. Better contact your host about this ??

As I’ve already said your <link ../> line for the stylesheet (and all other links) look wrong. There is an https:// missing in front of them ?? So perhaps you’ve forgotten the https:// part in the siteurl field ??