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Ah, you’re right. It was my cache! Thank you!!!!
Thank you! That fixed it!!!! Dana
Ok, but can’t wp automatically trying to update be a problem? I mean what if it clashes with the theme or a plugin? I’d rather it ask. Or am I misunderstanding?
My host is good about allowing me access to my .htaccess file and even creating more memory for wp through the php.ini file.
I had a weird incident this morning where I went to update a plugin, and got a sudden Down for maintenance page for my site. Could access wp. When I ftp’d in, I discovered a .maintenance page I had not created. I deleted it. It had this code in it:
php $upgrading = 1331489342;
So I contacted my host, lunarpages, and they said that wp had failed to automatically update. That’s is really odd because I’m on the latest wp 3.3.1, and I don’t want it automatically updating! I’ve asked them how to turn that off. When I checked Control Panel through them, there wasn’t an upgrade available.
It could be the plugin I tried to update did something bizarre and messed up my .htaccess file at the same time.
Damn plugins. I’m down to 14 of them now, and hope to trim back more.
Thank you so much for your input. If anything makes sense to you here, let me know.
OH, to answer your question, yes my ISP is sbcglobal. Was that my own IP showing in the url line for some weird reason?
I have fixed it by reloading my .htaccess file. I don’t know what it fixed it but it did. I find my .htaccess keeps getting overwritten.
I just placed this code in the file:
# Protect the htaccess file
<Files .htaccess>
Order Allow,Deny
Deny from all
</Files>
which I hope prevents it from being overwritten again.
This article has code to put in the theme’s function.php file. That would be a Graphene file, yes? Could this be done in a child function.php file?
http://mazeofminds.com/42/customize-wordpress-login-page/
Thanks!
I suspect it would be a wp issue. I’ve seen articles on hacking the wp file, and I’ve seen plugins. I used one in fact. But I’m trying to avoid installing any more plugins, so was hoping there was an easy Graphene solution. Thanks!
This is puzzling. IE definitely doesn’t like the calendar or Google translate. So, I deactivated ALL plugins, and removed related widgets off of navigation. While IE then didn’t show any errors, it still mushed together the items in the upper, customized menus.
I HATE IE! I can’t figure out what it can be. Even with plugins disabled and widgets out of the nav, it still displays weird.
The only customizations that I have are the customized menus, which I did through Menus in wp admin, just as someone’s article here instructed. I have a different header image, and have a small bit of CSS in the Customized CSS area of Graphene Options. I even tried removing that, but that didn’t make any difference.
In all other browsers, everything appears as it should. So I reactivated all plugins, put the widgets back, and even added Google translate script. Apparently Google’s answer to the script problem with IE is for IE users to download Google’s translate toolbar. I may remove that.
But I really want to keep that calendar. I’ll check the All in One Calendar support. They say they support IE 9, and now before that, but it looks weird on my version of IE 9.
I’m not sure where else to check for the problem.
Thank you!
