Not tried this, but don't you need to create hidden text fields this_group and that_id with the respective values for them to be posted ?

Welcome back :-)

There are several free css sites like http://www.freecsstemplates.org/css-templates/ which may give you some ideas.

You can adapt these to suit s9y reasonably easily.

There is a list of all 97 hooks here, but I do not see any mention of CSS

Check your Configuration settings in the Paths section.

If you set the "Autodetect used HTTP-Host" to yes this will allow you to access by IP.

I have the same issue, the check produces http://twitter.com//status/62838063956623362 however the correct URL is http://twitter.com/SteveForsterUK/statu ... 3956623362

I am using version: 1.33

rj wrote:Could some NEW person give it a try again and let me know please just to make sure?

Worked for me using sonichouse, my old one ukstevef doesn't work still.
You can delete both if you want to tidy up.

Glad to see it is now working

Registered with a username of ukstevef, eventually got the email confirming registration.
However, when I login using the password I registered, I get

You appear to have entered an invalid username or password

The DS210j is a NAS server for your home/network.

legin wrote:Is upgrading to the latest version an easy process and will my content be safe in transit?

Upgrading is a simple process, just read the FAQ twice before you proceed.

Many thanks! I am already using an image for my emailaddress, but this gives some more options. ... In general AFAIK spambots do not parse the javascript so that approach is better than having plain text addresses in your html. I prefer to direct them to my contact form which has recaptcha set to d...

Is it safe to write your emailaddress in the text of your webpages? Or in a html-nugget? I mean, will robots from spammers identify it as an address with loads of spam in your inbox as a result? How can I show the address (in the html-nugget) so that one can click on it and an emailprogram opens re...

Thanks sonichouse. Only just come back to this because these changes weren't top priority, but I was able to achieve what I wanted with: <title>{$head_title|@default:$blogTitle|lower|capitalize:true} {if $head_subtitle} - {$head_subtitle|lower|capitalize:true}{/if}</title> I added "lower"...

I would look at Kinetic for starters.

The gap is caused by repeated <br> statements. The Nicaraguan post has many of these before the table div.