samie
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Excerpt ViewIt’s not too difficult, but yeah if you wanted to post the coding like govpatel explained, I’m sure someone could help.
The index.php file is that of your themes and is typically located at /wp-content/themes/<insert-theme-name>/index.php.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Switching DomainOooops yeah 😛 Never noticed he had already posted a link to his site. But yeah look like it’s all fixed up now I think.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to change the header that appears on every pageUsually on the dashboard under settings–>general there is a spot for changing the Site Title and Tagline which I’m assuming is what you’re looking for.
Any custom changes or issues with the Site Title or Tagline not working would probably be changable in ‘/wp-content/themes/(insert theme name)/header.php.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Switching DomainThere’s two places in the ‘wp_options’ table that need to be changed. The ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’.
If you’ve already done that and still having an issue, maybe get back to us with the URL to your blog and will try having a double check on it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Possible to make Summary Text longer?That will do 🙂
Although for some reason didn’t work when I added the coding to the top of my functions.php file, but works fine on the bottom.
Thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I need urgent HelpIf the posts are your only concern, you could go into the database and backup the posts table, then just uninstall everything, reinstall it, then import the posts table back into your database.
But it looks like you’ve started 2 posts with the exact same scenario. Might want to read what I wrote on the other post just simply about checking the permissions on the files.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I need urgent HelpWell what there error message is saying is that on line 19 of wp-settings.php it’s trying to require another file at the location ‘/home/funwidma/public_html/wp-includes/load.php’ but is responding with permission denied.
Typically these require errors are related to the file not in the correct spot as the path is requesting, but this is different as it is saying ‘permission denied’.. but maybe could try checking the permissions on the path being required.
I’d check wp-includes and make sure it’s set to 755 for permissions, and then check load.php and make sure it’s set to 644 for permissions.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Pages are EMPTYAhh, I see it now 😛 Definitely strange. To me it seems like a coding issue related to some of the “page” files in WordPress. I’m wondering if you’ve been making some custom changes to some of those files that may have broke that functionality of the site, or maybe it’s something related to that template.
But my best suggestion would be to first try replacing some of the page files from a fresh installation and/or checking the coding of any files you’ve been modifying to make sure they’re proper.
It’s all about trying to isolate where the issue is. If you replace a specific file with a fresh file from a new installation then you know it’s something with the coding in that file. Could even try switching themes to see if the other themes work the same way.
Unless somebody else has a better suggestion.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Time ProblemGoogle shows the following for your time:
4:26am Thursday (EDT) – Time in North Carolina, USA
The time on your site could be showing your web hosts server time or something else they have setup by default.
You may be able to go into you php.ini file with our webhost and set the date to EDT.
You MIGHT be able to try inserting the following into your wp-config.php for Wordress and have it work. I guess it just depends on whether or not WordPress allows you to overwrite the timezone stuff.
date_default_timezone_set('America/New_York');Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Pages are EMPTYHi bobangnilalang!
I was going to mention I checked your site and did not see any Contact Us page. Assuming maybe you’re still working on it or something, but if that’s the case where you’re making posts and then nothing is appearing then I’d probably try backing up some of your files related to pages (example: page.php) and then replace them with a fresh copy of the file from a new installation.
Just because I’m assuming it would be a specific file causing the issue rather than anything related to your database since it’s all working inside the admin panel.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Updated my theme and now the design is goneHi tobias8410!
I just checked the site and everything seems to be working to me so assuming you’ve already got it fixed up. If not, you may need to clear your cache and cookies.
Or did you have a different design before or something? I’m assuming if you customized a lot of the files within your theme and then updated then the custom changes would have been overwritten.
It’s usually best to take a backup of your files and database before making any type of update to WordPress.
The files can be backed up before hand by using and FTP client like Filezilla (free at http://www.filezilla-project.org) and the database can be backed up by using a database administration tool called phpmyadmin or something similar to it.
However, in your case if you’re still encountering an issue I’m assuming you don’t have a backup so you may want to try checking with your web host to see if they have any backups in place that they could provide to you.