Fixing them is often not very hard. The difficulty is in figuring out what they are. Currently, this blog won’t show in IE (Internet Explorer 7.0 something). I don’t know why. But here’s what has happened recently:
- I upgraded to WordPress 2.7.1
- I made theme changes – I’m using Thesis (1.4.1 or 2, I think, but it’s hard to tell because I can’t see where in Thesis it shows what version you’re using)
- My host, Bluehost, made some changes (not exactly sure what – moving data on servers or something) and my sites blew up – I had to reload WordPress, reinstall plugins etc.
So which of these is the culprit and, if I figure out that, what is the specific problem and what is the best (quickest, easiest) way to fix it? This problem has been lingering for over a week now, I think, and I simply haven’t had the time to figure out what the problem is.
My guess is I’m going to have to go back to square one and redo everything. Reinstall WordPress. Reinstall Thesis. Hope the plugins remain but probably have to reinstall those as well.
Honestly, I wouldn’t bother because I never use IE and have little patience for it (though I have seen someone saying they like IE8). Unfortunately, a lot of people I know still use IE. In fact, they’re the ones who alerted me to the problem when I “shared” a post on Facebook.
Yes, I’m annoyed. It’s not like I get paid by the hour to manage my own blog.
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