joe, It looks like your URLs are getting rendered without 'index.php?' stuck in there to do rewriting. why that is, i have no idea. Maybe a php version mismatch causing that variable to be dropped? Anyway, back to my problem with Godaddy. I found this interesting message in the firefox javascript co...

Jeff, I see you seem to have fixed the problem on your end, might I ask what the fix was? I am also have a simular problem, I host the site on my own machine, W2k3 server, I don't have any styling on any of my pages, admin or user. http://www.zonkz.com/blogs/index.php Any thoughts? Thanks, Joe Bad ...

Betcha they periodically check for new text files and add their little snippet to them. Can you grab the .css file through FTP and manually examine it? They don't do anything that sinister, none of the files on the ftp get edited, ever. The ad block is probably just a mandatory header included on a...

here are the two sheet references. The only thing i can think of is that they are rendered differently based on their filename since 'serendipity.css*' exists but the other does not. I haven't looked at the details of the rewriting in php. <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" h...

The admin css file gets totally rewritten, since the css file for the main page technically exists and the admin one doesnt (i think). Alas, I don't mind to drop a few dollars for an ad-free account anyway so it's a non-issue. If you have any plans of improving this I would be happy to test, i have ...

That seems to make sense for the main page, but how does the admin section have no problem with it? All of the admin pages show up as they should, I can even change templates and the admin login and subpages all look great.

I recently activated a godaddy free hosting account with a domain I own, and tried to upload s9y to it for blogging. The installation went smoothly but the main page shows up in plain text, no css rendering is taking place. What's strange is that the admin section looks fine, i can even change templ...

I installed serendipity and it was pretty painless, and I really like the look. However, i noticed the first visual glitch in the default setup, which is that any time a post has a newline it gets broken up with paragraph tags, and they conflict with the DIV blocks that define each post. The problem...