Jess
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You may want to look on Artisteer’s support forum:
http://www.artisteer.com/?post_id=133384&p=forum_post
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http://www.artisteer.com/?post_id=171418&p=forum_postboth seem relevant to what you want to do.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't find item numberWordPress itself wouldn’t be generating any kind of “item number,” so the place to look for this information would be in a support forum for whatever plugin it is you’re using for the storefront portions of your site.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress comments on a normal html/php website?I’m pretty sure that the only way to use the WordPress commenting system is to use WordPress. Sites using Facebook, etc, are tapping directly into those particular APIs.
I am not seeing any such message/code on your website. Try a different browser, empty caches, and perhaps post the exact message you are seeing.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What did I do to my site when I upgraded?Did you back up your database and wp-content files BEFORE you “copied over the old one?”
Because it sounds like you need to maybe start over.
And for any files that aren’t part of WordPress, this forum isn’t going to be able to offer you support. But you may want to look at Creating_a_Static_Front_Page.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Combining blogsYou might look at creating a network:
Otherwise, you could have two separate WordPress installs, and put one on a subdomain or in its own folder – but that’s more work.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Fatal Error, cant access wp-adminCheck to make sure the file is actually being overwritten – delete the one on the server and then upload the new one.
Try uploading a new copy of the functions.php file from a fresh download of WordPress.
If that doesn’t work, then remove ALL theme folders from your wp-content>themes folder except for Twenty Eleven or Twenty Twelve. That will force WP to use a default theme.
If you still can’t get to the Dashboard, then also delete all of the plugins from the server to see if a conflict is occurring there.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error establishing a database connectionThis is usually a problem with MySQL on your host’s end of things, though can be a result of changing your db username or password.
Take a look at this tutorial for a good rundown of possible solutions:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Address feildLooks like you’re using a plugin… You might check to see if the plugin has its own support forum.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Less space between widgets without using CSS tabCreate a child theme and make any modifications to the CSS that you want.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Adding an information box to a postHere’s a good tutorial to start with:
Glad to hear it!
Oh, those aren’t WordPress files. You can’t delete those because your host requires them to be there, for things like email and other functions.
Your WordPress files should live inside the folder labeled “home.” There may be a few files in there that won’t let you delete them, but there should only be a few.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: cannot switch to visual editor@wpyogi – yanay IS the OP. 🙂
You need to actually delete all of the files on the server. Using Filezilla, just highlight everything (or use ctrl-a to select all) and then hit the delete key. You should get a prompt asking if you’re sure; say yes. Then follow the steps here to install WordPress: