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  • Hi there,
    if had the same problem with another theme in a just small different way.
    The Investigation for the Problem is not that quiet easy if you have no experience in html and php but you can try it.If you are still searching for a solution here is what might help:
    Navigate to your Editor so open your dashboard > Appearance > Editor

    Search for the keyword “home”, because this is where your Home Button is defined. In case you have found it there should be a “a href=” tag around it which is the html tag for marking a link. It probably should be in functions.php, index.php or header.php.

    Check the Content of the “a href=” perhabs you can see the thing with the “/blog” now if not there will be a php tag.
    Thats how the line looks in the theme i am using:
    <a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php _e('Home'); ?></a>

    Explanation of the code:
    at first there is the html link which looks like this in default:
    <a href=""></a>
    Then we have 2 php snippets:

    <?php echo get_option(‘home’); ?>

    This brings you the your BLOG URL (http://www.myblog.com for example)

    <?php _e(‘Home’); ?>

    This reminds says here is something to do. In this case the Text “Home” shall be displayed.

    Perhabs this will help you

    if you can see the content of the index.php (means to main page of you blog) i would check if perhabs the link you are following to get on to your dashboard is broken, i am assuming this because you said

    and everything went how it was supposed to

    .
    Try to log into your dashboard manually by typing the direct url which is:

    http://yourSiteNameHere.com/wp-admin

    if i where you i would change it with the Instructions lined under “Changing the URL directly in the database” in the wordpress-codex link t-p posted

    i am not really sure of what you did. You need to place the two blogs you want to install in different directories. other ways there will not be a seconf blog. For the installation of the second blog its important that you not just copie the files from you first blog. Install a new one (if you are not sure download a new archiv file).
    So for the Installation of blog 2 you also need another mysql database that is linked to your blog for the new content to be installed.

    If you got this two things set up cleanly, there should be no problem.

    Hope this helpes. Greez.

    i bet this is deaktivated for wordpress blog hosting. Try to install one of the “google analytics plugins” for example this one:

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/&#8221;.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: fatal error

    the plugin installed is compatible for Versions from 2.7 up to: 2.8.6!
    If you got the latest WordPress installed this could cause the error. If you can´t log in to deaktivate the plugin. Browse your site via ftp connection. Navigate to the plugins folder located in:

    root/wp-content/plugins/

    and delete the complete pluginFolder of the plugin that you would like to be deaktivated.

    Thread Starter serious6

    (@serious6)

    ty,problem solved.

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