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  • Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    Hmm, I guess it’s gone missing in all the fiddling I’ve been doing trying to fix it. Do you mean the theme’s generic index.php that starts off with something like this?…
    =========
    <?php get_header(); ?>
    <div id=”content” class=”narrowcolumn”>
    <?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
    <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    ==========

    Guess I should try adding that back into the root folder?… But then, there’d be an index.php vs index.html conflict…

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    samboll: I don’t have an index.php and index.html file in the same folder. I only have index.html in my root. If I remove this file (by simply renaming it to index2.html, for instance) then the site breaks completely, and all I get is this error:
    ——
    Forbidden

    You don’t have permission to access / on this server.
    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    —-
    What’s that all about?!

    I do have an index.php in my theme’s wp-content folder, but that’s a standard one that I haven’t tinkered with…

    I’m contemplating moving it to its own sub-dir, but unfortunately I think this means a rebuild of the site, starting again from zero. (My third time now!)… *sigh!* (I’m hosted with GoDaddy.com, so I think I’m a bit limited as the linux command-line syntax I can chuck at the server to port it across)

    Cheers
    C.

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    Ipstenu: I’m thinking about doing what you suggest – but it means rebuilding the entire site again, doesn’t it? This would be my third time!… *sigh*

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    MichaelH: I don’t have an index.php and index.html file in the same folder. I only have index.html in my root. If I remove this file (by simply renaming it to index2.html, for instance) then the site breaks completely, and all I get is this error:
    ——
    Forbidden

    You don’t have permission to access / on this server.
    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    —-
    What’s that all about?!

    I do have an index.php in my theme’s wp-content folder, but that’s a standard one that I haven’t tinkered with…

    Cheers
    C.

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    Okay, I’m struggling to find that htaccess file. Perhaps GoDaddy doesn’t allow fiddling with it? Any ideas on where/how to find it?

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    Hmm, that damned .htaccess file. I’ll have to work out how to even find the thing first (I believe GoDaddy.com doesn’t make it easy?), and then I’ll try your little trick…

    Cheers mate!

    Thread Starter d3viant

    (@d3viant)

    The index.html file is actually in the root folder, which contains other folders like wp-content, wp-includes etc.

    ie. when I chose to install WordPress initially, I installed it to skinbonestone.com/ rather than to skinbonestone.com/wp

    If that makes any sense?…

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