Stuff,
* Updated fhtagn/ test server to WP 3.5.1, added TablePress, Blubrry (podcast plugin) and Post Type Switcher so they're there on the test server too should they break anything. Updated Akismet and All in One SEO Pack. I didn't bother with the rest of them as they're fairly big plugins I trust (WP Super Cache, Google XML Sitemaps, Google Analyticator, Feed Statistics) but keep them in mind as plugins can break shit etc.
* Overwrote the entire theme folder (lifestream4) with the folder from the current site so any live update on the current server should be present on the old one.
Then for some changes:
* Changed the mysql_ calls in forumcall.php to mysqli as mysql is to be depricated
* Swapped parent theme of lifestream4 from Twenty Eleven to Twenty Twelve - nothing seemed to break (hooray!) so I'm now calling this version "The Lifestream 4 - for Twenty Twelve", which makes it version 2 of The Lifestream 4 (version 1 being the one we released November 2012)
* Tried to access phpmyadmin but apparently somethings gone wrong somewhere - spent about 2 hours trying to figure out what is wrong through SSH, came up with nothing. I wanted to investigate some vB stuff but I should have known to stay away from it.
So... that's basically all I cba with today. Heh.
Edit: Wait. Twenty Twelve did not go smoothly.
* All h's have an extra font weight in the new TT CSS. Fixed by overruling in Lifestream4 CSS.
* All links had an underline. Set all a's to default not have underlines (since that's the general thing we do)
* The top menu is massively fucked. I don't know if it's manual haxes on TLS's side or the Twenty Twelve. But it needs to be seriously fixed, along with the fact that the menu has never looked the same in the big browsers.
* There's faults with added padding and stuff on the footer. Working on it.
* Major fuckery on singles and pages. Have no idea what's going on, might be related to sidebar stuff. Edit: It is. .left-sidebar #primary is doing something weird, might be because we manually hacked out the sidebar. Edit: Fixed by setting "Default Layout" to "One-column, no sidebar" under "Appearance" in the WP admin panel. Edit: Nope, that only did it for singles, but not for pages and Archive indexes.
I'll see what I can do about it, since adjusting to TT is good. I guess.
Edit again: This is gonna take a bit more time than I first though, but it's a good exercise in making stuff as streamlined as possible. I understand way more this time around how WordPress thinks when they make changes to their CSS. Anyway there would be changes for the new version anyway, so it's no big deal.