It also looks like your WP install is incomplete. Try reinstalling all the files/folder overwriting all previous version files/folders. Make sure you save a copy of your DB if this is a old blog before you reinstall, if it is a brand new install, just go ahead and reinstall WP.

The issue is in the line below in functions.php:

require(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/options/app/archive.php’);

And if you open that file, you will notice the function is calling on extended live archive (ELA) plugin, which as far as I know is not included in this install. So you need to either download the latest version of that plugin and install or delete the 13th line in your functions.php file.

Hope that helps!

Warning: main(/home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/options/app/archive.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/functions.php on line 13

Warning: main(/home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/options/app/archive.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/functions.php on line 13

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘/home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/options/app/archive.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/www/wisedesi.com/wp-content/themes/3k2redux/functions.php on line 13

You are probably using the sidebar widgets to install the plugin. Instead, you need to open a file called theloop.php and add the plugin tag (must be available in the readme or instructions that came with the plugin) directly below the content area specified for single posts. Now I know theloop.php is a dreaded page to explore, so I suggest you emial us via the contact form and send us your current theloop.php script (pasted in the body of the email) and the plugin tag (if you can’t find this, I will download a copy from the plugin author page).

Also, we will take the cookies! Thanks

I’d like to add a list of related entries to my posts. I’m trying to use the “Yet Another Related Posts” plugin (http://mitcho.com/blog/2007/12/29/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/), but I can’t get it to work in the posts. It seems to be defaulting to the sidebar, and I don’t know what part of the code to take out or change to make it appear in the individual posts rather than in the sidebar.

I feel like I should send you guys some cookies or something. Thanks for being so helpful!

The way to do that will be to hard code the required text within a conditional tag that dictates which text is presented in a certain page.

Here’s an example (note that I have added an extra space between < and > in all cases below to prevent the code from executing). I have included two ways to doing it, the first is how you can add any number of combinations, you can have a text for each page in your site. The second is just for two types of pages, it’s an “either or” statement, where in if it is a certain page it will show a certain text if not another.

Example 1:

< ?php if ( (is_home()) ) { ? >
< p class="description" > Some text < /p >
< ?php } ? >
< ?php if ( (is_single()) ) { ? >
< p class="description" > Some other text 1 < /p >
< ?php } ? >
< ?php if ( (is_page()) ) { ? >
< p class="description" > Some other text 2 < /p >
< ?php } ? >

Example 2:

< ?php if (is_archive()) : ? >
< p class="description" > Some text < /p >
< ?php else : ? >
< p class="description" > Some other text < /p >
< ?php endif; ? >

Both examples codes can be used in the header.php file in place of the current code for description. Let me know if it works for you.

Thanks