blackdigit

Ok, I see why there has been no response. Multiple posts on this topic. Instead of resizing images, I just put thumbnails on the page and it seems to work fine.

Moshu,

Thanks for correcting my bad choice of words. I’m a newbie.
Even though it looks like a subdirectory on my FTP client, it’s a domain that was set up through cpanel. But it’s located in a path the same way you would locate a subdirectory, so it’s confusing to me.

Fixed it!

Thanks so much for your help. Michael, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

On the general options page link Mike gave me I read:

WordPress address (URI)
Enter the address where your WordPress core files reside. It should include the http:// part too. If you have installed WordPress into a directory called “wordpress” on a server called “something.com”, your blog’s address might look something like: http://something.com/wordpress. Do not put a backslash “/” at the end.

So, I changed the URI to reflect the subdirectory where my blog resides and everything worked out, and I was able to get into the wp-admin page.

Michael,

thanks for the reply.

As for the first recommendation, should my site URL be http://www.domainname.com or should it be http://www.domainname.com/addondomain.com ? I’m asking because the addondomain folder is in a subdirectory. Also, I don’t see a home value in the database.

I changed the password through PHPmyadmin but I still couldn’t log in. It did the same thing as before: just refreshed the page.

Thanks.

I’m kind of a newbie, so I hope that makes sense.