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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Something changed to my postsOn the blog page, the theme you are using (i-excel) displays eithor the hand crafted excerpt of your posts or the first 32 words of the post EXCLUDING any HTML.
If you want to just click on the post and have a popup of that post show, you should
1) look for a plugin
2) contact the theme author and ask them to impliment that change
3) digin to the theme code and code that feature
4) hire some do impliment that change for you or
5) look for another theme that has that feature.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.Since you have access via phpMyAdmin and have access to the WP database, you can go to that DB and do an export of teh wp-posts table and have all your posts BUT you won’t have the meta data that goes with the posts (tags, categories, images, comments, author). If you can get into the site you can go to dashboard->tools->export and export the post, pages or all your content.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.Jon, Sorry I didn’t reply earlier, I’ve been traveling and just got back.
depending on your host, you might have your own instance of mysql where you can create as many databases and as many users as you want OR you might be limited to one database and one user. so the answer to your questions ‘it depends’
MySQL users are different than WordPress users. WordPress users are stored in the WordPress database (a MySQL user database) while the MySQL users are stored in one of the MySQL system databases.
If youa are creating your own databases and users, then the user you create for the WordPress database is the user you name in the wp-config.php
If you have a script that creates the user and database, then that is the user that goes in the wp-config.php
In either case, you should not use that username/password as the WordPress admin.So you could use the same user/pw that you use to access phpMyAdmin in the wp-config.php and that should get you pass the connection error so you can see if the site works.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.If you get the error connecting msg then your credentials in the wp-config.php are wrong but they should be the same as they were before you did the import.
All of the posts will be part of the import.
Check the import for errors.
See if you can access the db with phpmyadminForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.Don’t you have an export of your database ? That is the xxx.sql file
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.Yes, make a copy of the xxxxx.sql file then edit it. Comment or remove the ‘create database…’ statement and import the file and test.
If the site still has issues then something must be messed up in the database.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: When loading website, get white screen no image, no front page.Why don’t you import the old database into the new site? just delete all teh tables from the DB and import. If it still has an issue then it has something to do with the database.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange error when loggin inedit your wp-config.php file and add
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
and see if anything else shows on the screenAND I’d suggest backing up all your files and the database and finding a new host
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: webmaster gone urgent help neededSee if you have a plugin with team in the name, then look in the admin sidebar to see if there is a section with the plugin name or look under the settings tab.
if you find the plugin you can get more info about it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Turning an Image into a Linkgoogle is your friend and a great teacher try
‘open link in new browser window’Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesizewhen you unzip a plugin, it will create a folder with the plugin code in it. Just move the folder into the wp-content/plugins folder
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Edit the footer@songdogtech – oh I realize that it will go away. I assumed the OP would ask ‘How do I do that’ and at that point would try to educate them.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize@xyno – NO if he is running this site locally he can MOVE the files to the proper location on his PC – please don’t try explaining what I mean when you don’t bother to understand what I said.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesizeAre you saying this is an issue on your local PC using WAMP? In that case you should be able to just unzip the theme and then move it into the wp-content/themes folder.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Edit the footertwo ways
1) with css – create a selector to target the element with a rule ‘display:none;’ – I’d use FireBug in FireFox to find the element
2) edit the theme and remove the code creating it – probably in footer.php depending on the theme