Check the setting for number of posts to display in WP Admin > Setting > Reading and make the changes at “Blog pages show at most” options.

As for navigation, I am not sure what navigation you are referring to? The one at the bottom which says previous and next posts?

Just follow instructions in this comment.

Email me via contact page and I will reply with the details I will need. You can then email me the files and I will fix it for you.

Maybe you could help a lil’ in modifying the code? Thank you.

Deleting the meta list will nto cause any issue. But adding the code above might because it is looking for a functions file that came with the Sandbox theme. So what exactly do you want to do with the meta?

Also, you can add an many text widgets as needed, there are no limits anymore. On the “Widgets ” page, just hit the add button next to “Text” and it will add a new one.

It’s a mixed news though. I added some code into the ‘functions.php’ file to remove certain meta data from the sidebar so that only ‘Log In’ would only appear.

Could it be because the code is ‘Sandbox’ related?

And oh yeah, one more thing, is it normal to have only 1 text widget? Before 2.5, there was an option to show as many as 9 widgets…

Sorry for this long comment…

‘widget_meta’,

‘description’ => __( “Log in/out and administration links (Sandbox)”, “sandbox” )

);

wp_register_sidebar_widget( ‘meta’, __( ‘Meta’, ’sandbox’ ), ‘widget_sandbox_meta’, $widget_ops );

unregister_widget_control(’meta’);

wp_register_widget_control( ‘meta’, __(’Meta’), ‘wp_widget_meta_control’ );

}

// Runs our code at the end to check that everything needed has loaded

add_action( ‘init’, ’sandbox_widgets_init’ );

?>

If you need helo with the code, write to me via the contact form.

After uploading the original theme, the editor worked fine again. So now I guess I have to upload one file at a time to find the culprit…

If the theme is indeed causing the editor to go wacky, then upgrading will not do much, however, it is recommended to do so. As for the theme, if you feel that something was modified then simply make a copy of the edited file, then replace it with the original file and see if it makes any difference.

When I switched theme, voila, it was back to normal. Could it be that I accidentally modified something in the theme? Sigh.

Or should I just upgrade to Wordpress 2.6?

Themes do not affect WordPress admin functions such as HTML or Visual options. One way to check is to deactivate all plugins and widgets, then switch themes and see if the problem persists, I think the issue is either plugin or widget related.

When I switched to Horacio’s Fontella theme, the editor was back to its normal self, weird.

To add the Home link, I used a plugin to do that, something Wordpress should make as a default option

But… the only problem now is… the Wordpress editor is stuck in HTML view, i can neither change it to the normal view, nor can I change the permalink… bother bother.

Please help, thank you!

The home page is not a static page, it is auto generated based on all the content you want displayed in it, so you will NOT find it in the pages link under WordPress admin.

Also, I checked with IE7, looks good, so I am guessing it is IE 6 or older where the issue is? What changes caused it to break? A plugin or CSS change?

Take a look using IE: http://blogtesting.site88.net

Please help. Thank you!

All the answers I was looking for seems to be all here

But one, how do I add a ‘Home’ link under the page listings?

Thank you and keep it up!

This theme is center positioned. It is usually accomplished by setting the main div that wraps the whole theme, in this case the “body” to a margin such as

margin: 0 auto;

The “auto” sets equal margin on both the left and right positioning the theme to the center.

In some browsers, in addition to the margin, you can set

text-align: center;

to help it position to the center.