Martin Robbins

EDITED: Sorry for any duplicate information, Tara posted while I was writing

The link appears to be a WordPress link:

As my site has recently had malware on it, I am leery of providing this information.

The malware itself, or your removal of malware, if in fact it has been accomplished, appears also to have removed part of your WordPress as well. That’s likely why the link is coming up is just WordPress trying to put back some parts it thinks are missing.

However, since your site can be viewed at http://www.treeswithfruit.com/ it probably doesn’t need to run the install again.

I think at this point I would assume the malware still is present and go through the “official” removal procedures.

Remain calm and carefully follow this guide. When you’re done, you may want to implement some (if not all) of the recommended security measures.

Have you recently done any version upgrade? Also maybe try with no plugins active and theme TwentyFifteen in place?

You are welcome

No plugin needed, it is a native functionality. Under Dashboard > Settings > General > Membership, check the box “Anyone can register”.

Also “New User Default Role” will have to be set appropriately, likely to “author”.

You are welcome, order=ASC is just the first example in the codex. Get in there and find the orderby that you need:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters

global $query_string;
query_posts( $query_string . '&orderby=X&order=Y' );

And note using query_posts() is just one possibility. Depending how your queries are set up you might want to use WP_query() instead (instantiate a second query instead of modify the original).:

$args = array(
	'orderby' => 'X',
	'order'   => 'Y',
);
$my_new_query = new WP_Query( $args );

when I type in my URL it tries to download a file,

Yes, it appears no php enabled on your host, try ask your host company…

Also ask them about all this:

And all of that assumes the DNS all set up correctly. I suspect you first need to check your namservers and dns zones for both domain and make sure the domain resolves to the IP address of the host where the site finally will reside. Good Luck

@lucasdegen

I know how to make a child theme, done it before. But the standard method, does nog seem to be working for this theme.

Some theme are written such as not easily to allow child themes.
Also check the codex standard method, it has changed a while back.

Please confirm that your child theme is using sydney as the parent, not twentyfifteen.

in style.css use:

Template: sydney

EDITED:
Thanks @vladff you posted while I was writing

that IP … Where is it coming from? Hard-coded in the theme? Hard-coded in .htaccess?

66.226.72.63 only appears in /wp-admin/ ? is that right? Have you improperly edited some core file within /wp-admin/ ? Or maybe filtered in that IP hard-coded instead of a php generated url? grep for 66.226.72.63 !

<?php bloginfo( 'url' ); ?>

‘url’ – Displays the “Site address (URL)” set in Settings > General.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/bloginfo

Be careful with all this, I think it’s mixed up mis-written with home and siteurl reversed:

‘wpurl’ – Displays the “WordPress address (URL)” set in Settings > General. This data is retrieved from the “siteurl” record in the wp_options table. Consider echoing site_url() instead, especially for multi-site configurations using paths instead of subdomains (it will return the root site not the current sub-site).
‘url’ – Displays the “Site address (URL)” set in Settings > General. This data is retrieved from the “home” record in the wp_options table. Consider echoing home_url() instead.