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I think the question you’re trying to ask is about TCP/IP (tranmission control protocol/internet protocol). Your question is not about a WordPress localhost install. You seem to have WordPress running.

Home routers and your ISP (the business providing the internet for you) typically do not allow anonymous Internet traffic into a home router for the purpose of accessing a server hosting a website. They typically only allow outbound traffic, while allowing traffic in that has been specifically requested by your browser. Serving a website to the world is a complex (amazing) process and it’s a bit beyond the scope of the WordPress forums.

I think ultimately, you’re trying to save money and get your website out to the world. A solution to this would be to move your site to a less expensive shared hosting environment. Here are a few hosting companites that might work for you.

You’re welcome. Glad that it worked.

You could use the Widget Logic Plugin. It allows you to use conditional tags to determine which widgets show up on which pages.

For example, if you wanted a specific widget to show up only on the Home page, you would give it the condition

is_page('home')

https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-logic/

That information about html tags is used on pretty much every comment form.

It’s helpful to people who want to submit comments so that they know the acceptable html tags that will be allowed. It allows text to be styled in a certain way. For example, if someone wanted to comment on your beer brewing site, they could say:

Really great article. I’ve been working on some recipes too.

I think that adding raspberry to beer is great!

A person could surround the 2nd line with <strong> opening and closing tags to make it bold.

Same goes for all the rest of the tags. Notice that even commenting on this site tells the commenter what allowed markup is allowed.

It’s no worries. It’s normal and is included with comment forms.

Could you include your website url? This will help others to better troubleshoot your issue.

If your theme is from outside of the WordPress theme repository, you should also check their respective forums or support.

@BobbieBell – Hello there.

Somehow I received a notification to a closed topic for Magazine Basic, so I’m responding here.

I see that you’re starting out and wanted to clarify things. I’m no longer using Magazine Basic. I think it’s a great theme that allows for different customizations for pages and categories. I happily used it for a couple of years, but things change. I wanted to try something else. The current theme on greenpassivesolar.com is a premium, or paid, theme. I didn’t want to link it since the theme like likely change in time.

The best thing to do when learning is to keep trying different things out – like you’re doing. The process gets faster with time.

Best of luck. It’s fun to play and learn with WordPress!

You need to dump or empty the cache. It has cached the original setting. After activating it, there’s usually a tab at the top of the screen that says “Performance”. Hover over that and click on “Empty all caches”.