It is because your script is out of date.
1. Get a newer version of the script, one that is valid under PHP v 5.3
OR
2. Add the line
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED);
at the beginning of the script.
Deprecated == you really shouldn't be using this feature but it will continue to...
The other option would be to backup your site (phpMyAdmin for databases and cPanel/compress for files), download to local computer, request your account be deleted, start a new account with the .fr as the main domain, upload backups.
Seems he found the fix.
Added overflow:auto; to the style of the enclosing div.
If you view a development page in Firefox with Firebug installed, you can right click on an element and "Inspect element" and see a lot of information and edit/test changes in the browser.
The reason is because of the "float" on the ul which takes it out of the normal layout.
Sorry, but don't remember how to fix it, but a Google search might help.
Changing main domain names is no longer offered.
If you wish to address your main site via a different name, you have to use a "parked" domain name via cPanel.
A. Create the page on your site
B. Post a link here
C. Describe EXACTLY what you want
D. Describe EXACTLY what you see (include what browser you are using).
I can get your HTML and CSS by looking at the page. Posting a wall of code, 90% of which does not relate to the problem, is...
Since you do not have the authority to redistribute Wordpress, Joomla, or Drupal, the answer would be no.
You can provide links to the official sites where your visitors can download the scripts, etc.
Try running the following test script with your info filled in.
Make sure the user has been added to the DB with ALL PRIVILEGES
<?php
define('DB_DATABASE', 'igor_wp2011');
define('DB_USER', 'igor_wp2011');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'Viaduct');
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost')...
www.shrirammudgal.in is currently being redirected to
www.shrirammugal.in/index.php
Notice it is missing a "d" ?
Please post your .htaccess file or whatever you used to redirect.
Where did you download the Theme?
WP is pretty secure, but third party themes and modules are a different matter. Especially if you get them from "unofficial" sources.