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  • Thread Starter johncla

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    Typical file path =
    src=’images/NflOtherRank.png’

    The ‘images’ folder is at the same directory level as wp-admn and wp-includes.

    See one of my articles here: http://www.clarksoncs.com/JailBreak/the-secret-to-winning-in-the-nfl/

    Thread Starter johncla

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    Aaaargghhh…
    I have the answer — copy/paste the content for each target topic to a separate html page, outside of the wordpress folder. Then, link to those new and separate standalone pages.

    Thread Starter johncla

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    Resolved. I believe the reason I can’t fin wp-config.php is that it actually is not present in my installation, because it’s a crippled install. I used the install provided by my web provider, Earthlink. I assume Earthlink does something behind the scenes to simplify things for themselves.
    When I install WordPress from the wordpress.org, wp-config.php is present as expected.
    Thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter johncla

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    The last sentence in my previous post was “So, where exactly?”

    There are ten different more-or-less top-level folders where it could be. I looked at the top level inside each of the ten, no wp-config.php or wp-config-sample.php.

    The same help topic that pointed to the ‘file directory’ also points to a ‘root install-directory’. I guess both of these names are just ‘terms of art’ since I don’t see an actual ‘file’ or ‘install’ folder anywhere. True?

    So, where exactly will I find either the wp-config.php or wp-config-sample.php files? Or is there an external source I can use to download one? (If so, I still need to know where to put it.)

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