Darrell Schauss

The database tables should have different prefixes wp_prefix_ in wp-config.php so they can be on the same database but the tables not touch each other. But its after the fact now. Someone else may have to chime in on how to handle the mess. You said you have a backup though? Could you start the process over with using another prefix?

This will do it on the last line
you currently have
#nav #menu-main-menu > li:menu-item-31{ background: none; border-left:none;}
change to
#nav #menu-main-menu > li#menu-item-31 > a{ background: none; border-left:none;}

because the border is set on all a{} in the menu you have to override the A within the menu-item-31. Also reference IDs by # not :

You can also assign a specific Page to be your home page
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

My line break and paragraph issues with WordPress usually come about when I am trying to deal with spacing inside of TinyMCE Advanced tables. I would argee that is probably it as simply viewing HTML and back will erase br and p tags. Turning on the option to no remove p and br in TinyMCE Advanced options might help. I haven’t tried it against the save changes prompt.

If you were to repeat your custom field name.
get_post_custom_values('custom_field') “This function is useful if you wish to access a custom field that is not unique, i.e. has more than 1 value associated with it”
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_post_custom_values

If you want to use the custom field name just once with comma separated list. Then you have to explode the value on the comma into an array.

In the loop:

$value = implode(get_post_custom_values('custom_field'));
$array = explode(',',$value);

Or

$value = get_post_meta($post-ID, 'custom_field', true);
$array = explode(',',$value);

http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_post_meta

I haven’t tested these. Though I am using the get_post_custom_values with implode in a theme right now.

Extra spacing is cleaned up. Even in editing straight HTML extra spacing between words and letters is reduced to one space. You can use   button from TinyMCE Advanced plugin. It also option to stop removing extra line spaces.

Similar question posted here.
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/visualhtml-editor-not-saving-changes-for-double-spacing

Those instructions are for WordPress.com. Are you using a WordPress.com blog or have your own install of wordpress?
Wordpress.com forum http://en.forums.wordpress.com/

I embed google maps into custom fields so the editor doesn’t mess with it. And create custom page template to pull the custom field.

I found this code from a plugin (waste of plugin in my opinion for such little code).

I haven’t tried it but you could put this in your functions.php (or install the plugin)

function customfields_shortcode($atts, $text) {
	global $post;
	return get_post_meta($post->ID, $text, true);
}

@add_shortcode('cf','customfields_shortcode');

Then make a custom field called ‘googlemap’ to paste the code. Then use [cf]googlemap[/cf] in the post.

Have you tried disabling plugins?
Are you using any plugins that customize user data or post data?
Wordpress has a wp_usermeta table. wp_userdata is probably either a mistake in plugin code or a table that a plugin uses but that table has gone missing.