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  • Thread Starter morepars

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    I have WAMP, and in Apache there is a list of modules, one of which is called rewrite_module. It was unchecked (apparently that is the default when you install WAMP). So, I checked it, and voila! my custom link structure works! I owe you a beer (or a case!) Thanks again!

    Thread Starter morepars

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    All of this info has gotten me to the brink of being 100%. I found widgets and I found php files (text and php that you can add to a sidebar) that I recreated on my site and now all the formatting is perfect. My problem is still links. But here is the catch, and I don’t think it is fatal. If I change from custom to the default structure on my local site, the links work fine. But when I return to custom and use what I have on Godaddy, which is: /%postname%/
    the links don’t work.
    This is not the end of the world and I am fully operational now. I would like for curiosity sake to know why it works with default but not custom, but I can do my work now. Thank you so much. I couldn’t have ever imagined I would have received such comprehensive and responsive help in this forum!

    Thread Starter morepars

    (@morepars)

    Thanks again for these tips. I downloaded firefox and installed firebug, and went to my home page locally and remotely and matched them up. I found differences, which led me to chack my plug-ins on my local site. I have a bunch of plug-ins on my remote site but none on my local site. Apparently they did not make there way to the site (which I don’t understand because I copied my whole theme down). Any thoughts on what to do to get my plug-ins from Go-Daddy to install and work on my local machine? Thanks again for your help!

    Thread Starter morepars

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    First off, thanks for this. I would have been totally lost without this direction. I am so close now. I downloaded the database. I replaced morepars.com with localhost. I exported and imported the database just as you asked me to do. I have pretty links so I moved the htaccess file down from GoDaddy to my machine. When I go to localhost wp-admin and log in I see all my posts etc. so everything seems to be in place. The problem is when I browse localhost the formatting is not quite right (the them is there but not formatted properly. I have a custom theme a company made for me. It appears the sidebar is screwed up. And when I go to my links I get errors…for example, from my home page if i click the link to my blog I get an error. Any idea of what I can try to fix this one last piece? One thing I thought of is I do have some plug-ins installed. Would I need to install them on my local machine as well or would they have made their way to me via the export/import? Thanks again!

    I have this same problem. I am on GoDaddy hosting. But the blog subscription widget is not on the list of choices. Can anyone tell us what is going on and how to get this capability on our blog?

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