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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Overhauling existing websiteThe first link is just an example to show you how your website url would look when you add the
wordpresssubdirectory. It’s not meant to actually link to anything 🙂You would go to your current website… and add a subdirectory folder named
wordpress. Then, you would install WordPress into this newly created subdirectory.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Overhauling existing websiteYou have a couple options here…
1) Install WordPress into a subdirectory of your main site. For example: http://www.mysite.com/wordpress
Then, when you are ready.. see the Moving WordPress guide.
2) You can use a program like XAMPP to create the site locally on your computer.
Then, when you are ready.. see the Moving WordPress guide.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access wp-adminHmmm… have you changed anything in your .htaccess or wp-config.php files?
When exactly did this start happening?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Unable to log in after 4.1 updatePlease forgive me… but I think you are confused here.
The wp-config-sample.php file is included with WordPress. The instructions say to rename this file as wp-config.php (after we specify the database credentials).
The wp-config-sample.php file is never executed by WordPress. It is only included for reference.
Only when this file is renamed to wp-config.php.. does it begin to get executed.
So, typical WordPress installations will have a wp-config.php file that is an exact replica of the wp-config-sample.php file (minus the database credentials).
It sounds like you need to grab a fresh wp-config-sample.php file… modify it with your database credentials… and save it as wp-config.php. Then replace the one you currently have with the modified one.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change excerpt font in Graphene themeExcellent 🙂
You’re most welcome.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Unable to log in after 4.1 updateI’d download a fresh copy of WordPress… and compare the files.
I mean.. your wp-config.php should have all your database login credentials… as well as the WordPress constants. There is simply no way it should be only 4 or 6 lines…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access wp-adminWhat happens if you go here?
http://www.YOURSITE.uk/wp-login.phpAre you able to login?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access wp-adminIt could be a faulty plugin or theme option causing the redirect loop.
I would use either FTP or your hosts cPanel.. and rename the “plugins” directory. This will force all plugins to deactivate.
See if this fixes the redirect issue. If it does, you should be able to log into your WP admin panel. Rename the plugins directory back to it’s original name.. and you can reactivate plugins. If the error happens again, you should know which plugin is causing the issue.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Unable to log in after 4.1 updateThere should be more than six lines on your wp-config.php file.
Are you sure you’re looking at the correct file?
and the code as advised above was added to the wp-config file
Take out the code you added above to the wp-config.php file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change excerpt font in Graphene themeHmm… did you try adding the !important?
.slider_post_entry p { color: #FF0000 !important; }Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: How to update MySQL version?Hahaha… yep.. I kinda wish I could go back and experience it all again for the first time.
The thing about WordPress.. the more I learn… the more I realize I don’t know. And THAT is what makes it such a fun and powerful system.
Welcome aboard. Let us know when you get stuck… it will happen 😉
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change excerpt font in Graphene themeYeah.. I don’t see the change either.
Where did you add the custom css?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Delete FeedbackLol… a ghost in the machine; perhaps??
Glad you got it working properly 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Clubber Photos.php code break downIs photos.php part of WordPress.. or is it a file provided by a plugin or theme?
Whichever it is.. you’ll want to download a fresh copy, and find the file you modified.
Then, use either FTP or your hosts cPanel to gain access to your file directories. Navigate to the location where the file resides.. and overwrite it with the fresh copy you downloaded.
[Dangit… missed it by seconds… I need faster fingeres!]
[Muahahahaha…. @kmessinger]Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Delete FeedbackStrange?! I would think it should remove when you deactivated the plugin as well.
It isn’t part of WordPress… so it must be added by a plugin.
Did you try quickly deactivating all plugins to see if it disappears?