Can anyone let me know if my htaccess file is correct based on the above information..
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /blog/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /blog/index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
Do you have enough posts for a second page? I see a Hello world! Under Construction. post at the bottom of your index page, which looks like it would be your first post.
Your other permalinks seem to be working, so I’m guessing the problem could be code-related. Try the troubleshooting techniques of switching to the default theme, disabling all plugins, and disabling 3rd party widgets/addons and check after each step to see if the problem goes away.
Yes, right now I have all the posts showing on index page until I can get this problem fixed. (I’ll post 4 posts and leave the “Hello world! Under Construction” on the second page so we can see what’s exactly going on.
What I would like to have is 3 posts per page which I can do by modifying code. And have the next-previous links sort through the pages.
This is the code I have in my index file for the posts per page viewing.
<?php get_header(); query_posts($query_string.'&posts_per_page=4'); ?>
Tried deactivating the plug-ins no luck.
I get this feeling it has to do with WordPress not automatically updating the permalink structure. When I look at the above .htaccess file I notice it has the word “blog” Even at that it also specifies “index.php.
If WordPress was to update my .htaccess file shouldn’t it update the path above?
That sounds like my problem. I’m using 2.6.1, and all my permalinks don’t work. I’ve never used an earlier version. Maybe I should downgrade and see if that helps.
According to WP they have the fix taken care of when upgrading to 2.6.1. Seems like it’s not 100% worked out however. I was on 2.5+ before this. Let me know if it works when you downgrade- perhaps I’ll do the same.
ARRRGGHH
I tried 2.6 and 2.5.1, both with no luck.
Another thing I noticed (not sure if it makes a difference…) was that the wordpress-generated .htaccess files seem to have weird characters in them when viewed with Windows Notepad. I sorted it out and saved it as utf-8 and it seems the same. Just something I noticed and thought I might as well mention.
Jesse,
I solved my problem, which seemed to be similar to yours. I explained how here.
I really hope it’ll help you out too.
Good luck,
-Richard
