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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Static Home Page: Will it Affect my SEO?Sorry Joseph. You are still wrong. Incoming links is only one variable out of literally millions of variables. Also consider that some incoming links can negatively impact ranking. Again if you look at the example I posted in my last post it proves your theory wrong.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Contact Form 7 not working at IEHave you tried disabling other Plugins?
Tried the default theme?Try that first. You are running an older version of WP with a new version of the CF7 plugin. And not sure where you Theme fits in there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WebJunk PHPList] [Plugin: WebJunk PHPList] IssuesDo you already have PHPList (not just the plugin) installed on your server?
Did you:
Add the correct path for your PHPList installation in the wjphplist.php fileMore info at:
http://webjunkdemo.com/lists/Is there a reason you need to keep it active? Its just informational and most of it will rarely change.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] [Plugin: Contact Form 7] CF7 WP Mail SMTPHave a link to see it?
Have you tried disabling other plugins?
Tried using the Default Theme.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Contact Form 7 not working at IEHave a link to see it?
Have you tried siabling other Plugins?
Tried the default theme?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: I don't have FTP but it is requiring FTP accessStrange to have a website that can not ftp into it. But if its blocked inbound would think it must be blocked outbound.
Otherwise, is this hosted on Linux or Windows?
Apache or IIS?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Static Home Page: Will it Affect my SEO?There is tons of SEO material on the web. Unfortunatly at least half is either outdated or inaccurate. The best place is the general webmaster forums where reading the messages carefully you can determine who is being successful and who is blowing smoke. Do not follow those blowing smoke 🙂 Ask the ones who are truly successful. I have been working with the Internet since the 1980’s but very important to realize its what works NOW and not last week, let alone decades ago. I reserve most of my information to my clients which is why I rarely publish articles anymore or do seminars although most of the below and my previous post is coming from a recent article.
I do not agree with Joseph or know anything about “link juices.” Google (and remember they are only one SE) searches based on your search string. If he was correct then websites would only be indexed by their Home page and not internal pages which have few or usually no incoming links. Yet often it is inside pages that are indexed higher for the same keywords. And remember its keywords being indexed and not domain names. I will give you an example to prove my point. Go to Google and enter:
Southwest Florida Home And Pet Sitters
Then look at the results. Notice two INSIDE pages for http://www.floridahomeandpetcare.com (not my site) are indexed near the top? The Home page is buried in the results. But look at their Home Page. Check its incoming links, they ALL point to the Home Page. It has the very same keywords so according to Joseph it should be at the top of the results?
hhhhmmmmmmm….. Maybe there is more to it than just links????
Also (and this is what I enjoy about this stuff) you have to look at goals for your site and traffic. If its just a hobby website none of this matters. But if you are trying to convert(sales/services/discusion) then SE’s are not your best bet. Conversion rates from SE’s are extremely low. For some markets it is in the hundreds of percents or .01%!!! Why do you think larger sites (did you wonder how they got larger?) use Adwords, banner ads, television, etc. to market their sites? I work mainly with corporate clients and there is a lot involved in developing a successful campaign. SE’s are just a small piece or often might be totally ignored. If you are marketing regionally then you have to look at what SE’s service that given area. If primary Internet service is provided by a cable TV company, what SE does it use as its default Searches?
Lastly, what most UNsuccessful sites fail to do is check their logs. It is the most important. First, check for errors. Remember the slogan, you have only one chance to make an impression. Second, actiivty. Where is traffic coming from? NOT coming from? What Search Keywords are being used? How long are visitors staying on your site? What is the Entrance Page? WHat is the Exit (click off) page? The logs tell you what is being done right, wrong, what needs to be changed.
Yes one can get indexed by the main SE’s and think they are done. The result will most likely be the website is done. Permanently.Now I see that shortcode and not the 404 as if you are missing: wp_head() from the header of your theme.
You are allowing anonymous Uploads.
Unless you do some extensive coding, you are allowing unlimited uploads. THink what a script could do.
The file can be called anything but still have dangerous code it in.
This is just a start. I don’t like the idea of even files being sent by email but understand it can have uses. But leaving files from unknown sources on your website you have spent so much time creating???DId you see the question from Takayuki Miyoshi???
You should not need 777. Maybe you have other issues.
No safe way? You mean to allow unlimited uploading of files?
I just anwered the same question here for those that want to know.
Its because sitemaps are always expected in the root of a domain and yours is not. When it is searched for in the root a 404 page not found is generated which BTW is an HTML page which explains the error you receive.
You need to create a robots.txt and place it in the root with the following line:Check in wp-admin/ Add-To-Any Settings.
Under Menu:
Sounds like you have it checked at:
Only show the menu when the user clicks the Share/Save button
You want to Uncheck it.