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You were right, it was the hosting provider that was causing the problem here. I switched to a Linux hosting plan that plays better with WordPress, and your theme is working perfectly so far with no errors. That’s good, I prefer Linux anyway. This issue is solved.

If anybody in the future gets these types of errors all over the place, and has to edit out “./” out of .php files to get anything to work, this is the way to go.

[telltree]

For some reason, activating the kabuki theme made this error show up even at the top of the page in the /wp-admin login, as well as the dashboard even when another theme is activated. The switch over point was when the kabuki theme was activated. I am going to delete wordpress and reinstall to see how that goes.

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