Stylesheet Problem
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I downloaded and ftp’d the un-zipped files (in tact) to my server. I went and logged in to my blog. Under ‘presentations’ an opened ‘themes’. Under ‘available themes’ I saw the listings of the new downloaded themes and all are listed ‘style sheet is missing’ on all 4. I checked my host files and the sheets are there. Nothing was left out of the ftp transfer. What happend and how do I fix it. (I downloaded these files 2x and the same thing happened each time).
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There isn’t a wp-content/templates folder. There’s a wp-content/themes folder.
What version of wp are you using? If you actually have a templates folder that sounds like a REALLY old version….
No, it’s not correct. You have them installed in:
http://homedesignsense.com/blog/wp-content/themes/1024px-10/1024px-10/That is not according to the directions. The theme files (index.php, header.php, style.css, etc.) should be located inside:
http://homedesignsense.com/blog/wp-content/themes/1024px-10/I deleted the all the theme files (except th classic and default) and just uploaded ‘1024px’ using ftp. I went into blog/wp-content/themes and uploaded.
I followed your directions and still stylesheet missing. Unless fpt core is uploading a second version of 1024px?
The version is 2.0.3 for my host site Bluehost in their Fantastico cpanel.
John –
your theme is *still* in the wrong directory. You still have 2 “1024” folders:
wp-content/themes/1024px-10/1024px-10/
If you’re using FTP, then do this:
Connect to your sever.
Direct yourself to the “wp-content/themes/1024px-10/1024px-10/”.
Delete both “1024px-10” folders.
Surf yourself – on the server – to the “wp-content/themes” folder. There should be NO “1024px-10” folder there.
On your hard drive, find your downloaded copy of the 1024px theme.
Make sure you’re at the “1024px” folder – and BE SURE there’s not another “1024px” folder *inside* that one. If there is, go to the one that’s inside.
Upload it into your “themes” folder. You FTP tree should now have *one* “1024px-10” folder in it. If you double-click on it to open it, and there’s another “1024px-10” folder in there, start over. You should be able to open up the themes/1024px-10 folder and see files: style.css, index.php, that sort of thing. NOT another folder.I’m guessing your downloaded copy has a secondary tier in there, and when you upload, it’s uploading both folders. You don’t want that – you want your file tree to look like so:
/wp-content/themes/1024px-10/
It doesn’t. There’s another folder *inside* that initial one that’s the same name, thus screwing things up.
You are right. I guess when they were unzipped it created an outside folder. I deleted the outside folder and saved the ones ith the files. Will let you know.
Thanks. It was the old folder-in-a-folder trick! Never thought, but I guess un-zipping it caued the extra folder.
The themes are fine and available for me to use.
Everyone. Thanks for all your help…and especially your patience!
Yay! I guess I *did* help a little bit (never would have noticed, though, if it weren’t for Sam, up there π )
Well, good! Glad you got it sorted…. how about marking it resolved, then?
Done. Thanks again.
Nonsense doodlebee, you rock. Your css is +2 ;’)
If you guys/gals want to, just use this image I made up a while ago lol. π =) Seems to help.. =P
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/themeplacement.gif
spencerp
Of course.. not everyone has the public_html/ folder, but.. the general idea is there lol! =P
spence: I actually thought about that one, I remembered seeing it but couldn’t remember who/when/where.
Thanks…
No problem.. =) Yah, it was me.. I have some more images made up for other various reasons.. if you’d like, I can send you the links for those too.. =) π
To show them, how to chmod 644:
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/chmod-644.gifTo show them, how to chmod 666:
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/chmod-666.gifTo show them, how to chmod 755:
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/chmod-755.gifTo show them, how to chmod 666 for editing theme files:
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/theme-files-chmod-666-to-edit.gifTo show them, how it’s supposed to be, for installing WordPress into the Root Directory, on a domain name.
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/wp-file-n-folder-placement-4-root-directory.gifTo show them, how it’s supposed to be, for installing WordPress into the Sub Directory, on a domain name.
http://www.vindictivebastard.net/images2/wp-file-n-folder-placement-4-subdirectory.gifI hope these help.. =)
spencerp
Hey bud! Those are great! Bookmarked, just be sure you holler if you move ’em!
Hey bud! Those are great! Bookmarked, just be sure you holler if you move ’em!
Thanks, Yeah.. I thought they would be a nice and easy way to show people how to do those things. =) π *Alot* easier then having to explain it all the time lol..plus, it’s right there in an image for an easy look-see.. =) π
Like the old expression, “some pictures mean more than a thousand words”..well, I think this is a perfect example. LOL! Also, If I happen to move them, which I highly doubt.. I’ll let everyone know about it ok.. =) π
spencerp
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