• I have install Apache 2.2, PHP, MySql, phpMyAdmin, and WordPress 3.21 as a stand alone applications. I am not using WAMP, etc… I am host my own website using WordPress. Everything works great under localhost.

    My url is http://lrboyle.is-a-therapist.com . The website displays correctly within my LAN/Wifi. Accessing my website from the outside (externally), the website displays without images/themes, etc… It displays my Home page like a “directory” (not FTP) listing my Home page texts (menus in text…). My Apache http.conf file DirectoryIndex=index.php which point to “require(‘./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’);”. Meaning i have WordPress as a subdirectory in the Apache/htdocs folder. I understand wp-blog-header.php should launch the theme and everything should look “pretty”. I tested the lrboyle.is-a-therapist.com with a php file (index.php) containing some php code and it works fine. Meaning php is configured correctly. I don’t have WordPress in the Root directory (htdocs). However, the website displays correctly in localhost mode.

    I hope I explained my issue correctly and with enough information for some kind WordPress colleague to help me… If not please respond so I can provide with more information…

    Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated…

    Thanks

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  • Im having a similar problem. under general settings, change the site and wordpress address to that of your Fully Qualified Domain if its currently using your set static IP.

    but when you do this, you wont be able to view it from inside your network…. thats the same problem im having atleast…

    Thread Starter pajaro

    (@pajaro)

    I found my problem with the wp-config.php. There is a missing “?>” tag at the very bottom of the php program. In fact this wp-config.php script came without the “?>” tag (from wp-sample-config.php script).

    Hope this helps….

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