You might as well ignore my last post. Although my original fix didn't work, I fixed it....somehow. I don't really know how. All I did was just reenable embedded mode after the last attempted fix I tried and put the call back in for my custom CSS and it just started to work. :shock: That doesn't ...

Okay, my idea *almost* worked. It all appears right, perfect, in fact. I can add comments to post and it works and all. But, that messed everything up. Now, it tries to download the php files when the user clicks the links, and when you do get through, it's just random characters. So, it looks like ...

Upgrading - Easy. I planned to do that anyways.

This install is fresh, FYI. I had reinstalled it several times because I figured I messed it up somewhere. I'm going to try one of my own ideas before I go on with yours. I'm think I could just kill off the conflicting values in the MT-Trendy CSS and ...

Alright, I find this weird CSS call for "#wrap" In my non-embedded test page, it has no call for this. Since this is the first item called for all of the serendipity items, I think this could be related to the problem. Any word on this? (By the way, I set up the default template and it still had ...

Alright, I'll try that tomorrow.

Doesn't make too much sense to me, as the code was pulled directly from the template from the fresh install. Also, there's another fresh install for testing purposes produced from the same build and zip file that shows MT-Trendy fine. For your reference, it's http ...

For the record, the blogging system works perfectly, and I fixed the admin by just enabling url rewrite (lol). But, I can't get the blog to display *properly.* So, Things are displaying in an odd order and just pretty much.....wrong.

I'm just trying to get it to look like MT Trendy right now to ...

I think I can say this topic might just now be finished. That little lightbulb clicked on in my head about what you meant by "indexFile" So, I just changed "Index File" (Yes, I feel like an idiot for not seeing this before) to ../index.php to reroute it back to osC's index. It work beautifully now ...

Okay, that makes sense. I'm not sure how to point the indexFile over to my store URL, but I do know how to disable the url rewrite. So i'll see what the rewrite can do. Thanks.

EDIT:

I made sure the URL rewriting was disabled for s9y, no change. The only thing that made a difference was changing ...

I've been trying to embed s9y into osC for a while to be able to have easy to add and archival updates. Well, I have it in my store right now, here, and it looks great at first (minus some special css changes I'll make). But the problem is that if you click on any links from it, it will ditch the ...