• Resolved monkeyslunch

    (@monkeyslunch)


    Hello!

    Parts of my website were recently hacked so I decided to just start over from scratch since it was time to do something new anyways.

    I’m having trouble remembering how to do a few things though, it seems.

    I am at http://www.monkeyslunch.com
    I have my blog installed in a seperate folder than my root.
    It’s at monkeyslunch.com/blog/

    I edited my htaccess to point to the blog/index.php page as the default page to load when someone visits the site.

    However, when trying to access individual directories like
    /blog/
    where it would normally load the index.php file automatically its defaulting back to loading the directory information.

    My htaccess file in my root folder looks like this:

    RewriteEngine on
    RewriteBase /

    ReWriteRule ^index/?$ index.php [L]
    DirectoryIndex blog/index.php

    <Files 403.shtml>
    order allow,deny
    allow from all
    </Files>

    deny from 85.12.60.30
    deny from 58.65.239.114

    And if you’re not quite sure what I’m talking about, I’m talking about how these two links should load the same thing:
    http://www.monkeyslunch.com/blog/
    http://www.monkeyslunch.com/blog/index.php

    As well I’d like any other directory on the server to load an index.php file if there is no index.html, .htm, .shtml, default.htm, etc page in the directory.

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  • You shouldn’t use any kind of redirects… WP doesn’t “like” it.
    If you have installed in a subdir (blog) and what it to be displayed at the root, follow:
    Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

    Thread Starter monkeyslunch

    (@monkeyslunch)

    Ack! Of course, no wonder nothing rang any bells or made any sense.

    You, Moshu, are a life saver. Thanks a bunch! For now, this is resolved and I’ll message if I have more troubles.

    Thanks again.

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