Well it depends what is suitable for you, as you said : I’ve added in two WordPress installs in subdirectories, one being a blog page and another being an eCommerce site and now you want to make your static site dynamic with WordPress, you have options, either you can merge all your sites in one … Read more
This is something you can do with your DNS / Domain Name Host. You choose in WordPress (WP-Admin > Settings > General ) if you want to use www.somename.com or just somename.com If you login in to your Domain Name Host (I use 123-reg) then look for Manage DNS CNAME / A / TXT records … Read more
I wrote a blog post a while back, this is a quick and dirty hack to make hackers think your wp-login.php is a 404 page. http://dave.kz/hide-your-wp-login-page-from-hackers/. (From blog post) Basically, I’ve added… header(“HTTP/1.0 404 File Not Found”); to the top of the wp-login.php page. Hopefully the attacker is looking for a 200 HTTP response. In … Read more
yes, It is Possible. Create a New folder in your Web-directory like /shop and Install wordpress in there. Thanks
Here is a section specific to suexec file permissions.
Try adding to wp-includes/default-constants.php You’ll probably see the default values of 40M starting around line #20, change these values. My setup is as follows: // set memory limits if ( !defined(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’) ) { if ( is_multisite() ) { define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); } else { define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); } }
From your question, it might appear that this problem happens with any theme or plugin that you try to install, but most likely this is not the case — as only themes or plugins that are coded to establish a secure HTTPS connection with a peer should be able to potentially trigger such an error … Read more
Generally choosing separate WP installations means that your websites won’t have anything in common. Choosing Multisite installation enables you some sort of centralization. Your blogs usually are separate (eg. different domains / themes), but they may share something. According to your description you might want consider a single installation. It is possible to create the … Read more
If you’re just changing servers it’s easiest just to move the entire installation over and clone the database (manually from db admin), then update wp-config.php to point to the correct database. If the domain name is changing you’ll need to update all the domain name values in the database also. I find this script is … Read more
“Generally this happens when someone has mistakenly put index.php from a theme in the WP install folder, where it overwrites the index.php that is the main WordPress file. Download WordPress again, and take the one file, index.php from its root folder, replacing the file you now have as index.php It sometimes means someone has loaded … Read more