GRRR…
So WordPress 2.6 was released earlier this week, and while it is pretty awesome (I love lots of the new features), it has totally broken my neato-mosiquito javascript Quicktime thing using Shadowbox. A dude created a WP plugin for Shadowbox that worked in 2.5 (and presumably also would in 2.6), but it hasn't been updated since April, so it doesn't use the newest version (released last week) and it strips out some of my CSS.
Here's the bizarre part: when I did a manual update to 2.6, everything was fine. However, when I updated my install to an SVN copy (so that I could ostensibly have easier access to better builds and easier updates), shit broke.
Fail.
I'm sure this is my fault in some way, but it pisses me off nonetheless.
So now I'm off to copy my folder that contains my WP stuff, copy over the relevant shit, add the new WP files, rename, and blah blah blah.
Stupid web tech...
And as usual, this was probably not my fault (or WordPress's for that matter), it was Comcast or somebody. It's working now.
Funny how right after my ISP issue gets sorted out, my website works again.
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