Tim Nash

Hi Nick,
First off sorry to hear you are having problems, hopefully it can be sorted out, but please do bare in mind this is a free plugin, developed and made open source by the plugin author. He is under no obligation to provide support, and when he does so it’s his time that he is taking up.

This means, that nearly always being aggressive about an issue is never a good way to get a response. On the flip side Plugin developers are not always diplomats or trained customer support peeps so responses can often be harsher then intended especially of the cuff, bare that in mind when responding. Basically if you are nice, friendly, clear and concise then everyone get’s along.

Ok with all that said 🙂

It would appear you are having an issue with Meta tags…
Now meta-tag markup is quite common across multiple plugins and themes, it maybe that this is causing a potential problem.

So my advice would be to quickly disable any plugin that might effect meta tags, with the exception of Add Meta-Tags and also swap out to a default theme.

Does the problem persist?
If yes, when you look at the source do you see

<!-- BEGIN Metadata added by Add-Meta-Tags WordPress plugin -->
...
<!-- END Metadata added by Add-Meta-Tags WordPress plugin -->

Within the source code? Is there also metadata tags within it?

You are best of posting in http://nl.forums.wordpress.org/ these forums are primarily English speaking.

That will depend on your host, if you set up WordPress through a one click install probably in the same location. If in doubt ask your host for how you can do it.

Hi Gunter,
I’m a volunteer on these forums and am here to help and advise but I can’t login to peoples sites and fix issues, however frustrating that is for both you and me.

As a volunteer I’m not insured or indemnified to work on your site, and while I am a nice person I am also effectively some bloke of the internet 😉 and really neither of us want to be in a position where I end up responsible for the site, for good or ill.

That said if your web host has an admin panel, maybe called cPanel? Their is probably a File Editor button, which should let you see files and you should be able to navigate to the folder and rename the .htaccess file.

Alternatively you can download a FTP client, I tend to recommend CyberDuck but there are others, click Open Connection, put in the details it asks and then you can navigate around your server just like you would your computer.

ok seems like some progress has been made.

Is the content http://www.eucmh.com/index/
meant to be showing http://www.eucmh.com/

or is it different?

Vous pouvez préférer utiliser les forums français, ou les poster votre question en anglais

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GSalgaller – FTP/SFTP is the way most web hosts let you update your website, so you normally download an FTP client alternatively your host will allow you to access files through their admin panel which will be separate from your WordPress admin panel.