try Install WordPress in a subdirectory, such as /2012. In your root folder (not the subdirectory folder), download and open your .htaccess file. Add the following to your .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www.)?YourDomain.com$ RewriteRule ^(/)?$ blog [L] In the above code, change the “YourDomain.com” value to your root domain. In the above code, … Read more
Well, you need a database. That seems like the biggest hurdle you’d face without any sort of administrative control over the server. Can you request a MySql database from the school Tech Dept? If you can get that, and you can run PHP scripts, it seems like you’d have little issue setting up a wordpress … Read more
wp_insert_post() returns a post ID for the fresh post. You can use that ID to set a parent post. Example $about_id = wp_insert_post( array ( ‘post_title’ => ‘About’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ) ); wp_insert_post( array ( ‘post_title’ => ‘Information’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_parent’ => $about_id, ) ); In your … Read more
I found this happens when the owner for your SQL folder get’s changed and you run a new WordPress install. Changing the owner back to the original user and restarting might get it back up and running.
The old versions of the home and site url are likely in the database somewhere. Add two lines to your config.php file to override them as needed: define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://example.com’); If you visit Settings / General and save the settings, they should get stored to their new value in the database. You should then … Read more
Every WordPress theme, including child themes, is required to have a style.css file. The first few lines in style.css tell WordPress the name of the theme, the description, and some other meta information about the theme. You’ll have to ask the theme developer why there are files missing in your theme.
This is typically a file ownership problem — in a normal install, WordPress runs as the webserver user (www-data in the default Ubuntu install of apache). When you create files or copy them into your web directory, they’re owned by your normal user account. sudo chown -R www-data your-theme-directory should take care of it.
Go to your dashboard->appearence->menus Select the menu where you want your link for this plugin Now create a custom link from the custom Links box at left side as: enter the url as:http://www.your_site_name/answers/ and enter the label as anything you want to display in your menu add this custom menu in any postion in your … Read more
It was a cacheing plug-in (W3TotalCache) installed on the secondary site which prevented it from updating to the new url settings and displaying correctly. I had to completely delete the plug-in and all related files to enable the site again.
First thing that comes to mind, is that you haven’t set up an actual database to link the wordpress to so please follow this steps: navigate in your browser to http://localhost/phpmyadmin (I hope it is installed) Create a database with the name wordpress (or whatever else you want) Navigate to your wordpress directory on localhost … Read more