TCH-Bruce

Thanks Thomas

Where are you pasting them? Are you using a text editor? A php file is just like an html file but you need to make sure you place the code in the right sections.

If you look at the header.php file you will see that that is an image map. There are map coordinates and the "href" anchors are part of them. If you look you will see there are two "#" symbols where the pages you want to add would go. The Home button is linking to "index.php". I am currently at work or I would past the code section here for you to see. But it's there.

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First you need to create pages for About and Links. Once you have done that you need to edit the header.php file and enter the reference link for each in the map area. Look for the "#" symbols. For this you will need to edit the sidebar.php file that came with the theme. Just delete these lines: ><div class="nav"> <h2>Categories</h2> <ul class="nav"> <?php wp_list_categories('title_li=0'); ?> </ul> </div> <div class="nav"> <h2>Blogroll</h2> <ul class="nav"> <?php /* If this is the frontpage */ if ( is_home() || is_page() || is_single) { ?> <?php wp_list_bookmarks('categorize=0&title_li=0'); ?> </ul> </div> Not easily I'm afraid, the header is 3 image files made up of spring_01.jpg, spring_02.jpg and spring_03.jpg and the text is embedded in the images. EDIT: If you can edit PSD files look in the PSD folder they include the project file and you would be able to edit it. Not sure what you are asking here?

Welcome to the forums Smitty Good job Andy!

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I am not sure what the issue may be other than files not getting copied correctly to the server during an update. Here is how I update my Wordpress installations. Please make a backup first! 1. Download the zip file from Wordpress 2. Extract the zip file into a folder on my computer 3. I remove the wp-config file from the folder 4. Zip the contents inside the "wordpress" folder extracted from the downloaded zip file 5. Open File Manager from cPanel and remove the wp-admin and wp-includes folders 6. Remove all the php files except wp-config.php from the blog folder 7. Upload my re-packaged zip file into my blog folder 8. Extract my re-packaged zip file 9. Launch my broswer and go to http://my-blog-address/wp-admin/upgrade.php and follow the prompts. You may want to give that a try. When done remove the repackaged zip file from your blog folder.

Oh, the editor has nothing to do with which theme you are using. The editor is part of the admin interface which has it's own CSS.

Have you tried unchecking the box to use the visual editor and save your settings? Then resetting them? Do you have more than one user able to publish posts? Are they all set to use the visual editor? Personally I don't use the visual editor as I think it's too slow. If you have set and unset the check box and it still does not display how did you update? Did you follow the instructions for removing all the Wordpress files and folders you were supposed to remove before uploading the updates? As for it being a server issue, I would think not. Probably more to do with files not being overwritten correctly during an upgrade. That's why they say to remove them first.

DO NOT try to log into the help desk to open a new ticket. Just select the Submit a Ticket link.

Please open a support ticket with the help desk.

Welcome to the forums Cindy Maybe this tutorial will help get you started.

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Just remember what you did when a new update is released. You will need to rename the "default" folder something else so that when you upload the update it doesn't overwrite your current theme.

Upload the zip file using the cPanel File Manager or an FTP client. Then use the File Manager in cPanel to extract the contents of the zip file. Just be sure to place the zip file in the wp-content/themes folder where ever you installed Wordpress. Once you have it extracted go into the Wordpress admin interface and select Presentation. The theme you just extracted should be listed. Just select it to make it active.

Thanks Thomas Mine auto updated last night.

I don't think there is anything we can do to find the problem.

Welcome to the forums Alondria

And I would not use your cPanel password for the admin interface either. If it gets hacked then they know the password to your cPanel.

Welcome to the forum, rwbronco

Can't you just upgrade from inside of SMF instead of using Fantastico to upgrade? I thought that was a feature of SMF.

I'm sorry, what are you upgrading?

Please open a ticket with the help desk and have the techs take a look.

It's not going to work, see my post above yours.