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Thanks MichaelH.

I just recieved this from the company. Are they telling me that they forgot to add the function.php file?

We have performed deep investigation due to your request on WordPress Template # 1301 functionality. We have stated that Template # 1301 was and is widget ready and we would like to provide you with steps to prove that.
To use widgets and all needed functionality of our template you will need to perform next operation. Please go to your WordPress folder and choose /theme/default/ folder. There you need to find function.php file and copy it to /theme/template1301 folder where you have our template placed.
This action will give all needed functionality to Template # 1301.
And now let me explain what for you have to do all these actions. When you install WordPress on your server it generates function.php and writes there its settings. The point is that different versions of WordPress are using different function.php files, so if we put some certain function.php file with our templates it will make them work only with some certain WordPress version. So we do not place function.php file there to make our templates work with maximum number of WordPress versions. Also every time when we sell WordPress template we provide our assistance in setting up a template on client’s webspace.
We have tested on our test domain un-customized Template # 1301 with ponnted steps and everything was working correctly and there were no issues submitted.

Should wordpress be setup in my root directory?

I set it up in: public-html – blog

I can’t log in at all now. New error message:

The webpage cannot be found
HTTP 404
Most likely causes:
There might be a typing error in the address.
If you clicked on a link, it may be out of date.

What you can try:
Retype the address.

Go back to the previous page.

Go to and look for the information you want