This is my first attempt to use WordPress, other than for a nearly identical test installation on my own hosting service (which works fine). I suspect some error has been put into a core file somewhere. It appears to me that the /home/ directory is something created from the database by WordPress (the name of the page) – a kind of phantom directory. ]]>
1. In WordPress, I activate the Twenty Ten theme.
2. In Dreamweaver, I open the main index.php file, click on Live Code and find the <body> tag and its CSS style. The following link shows the code in the index.php file: Jpeg 1
3. With the <body> tag selected, the CSS rules in the CSS Panel are editable and I can change the background color. The following Image shows this: Jpeg 2
BUT
4. Then I want to create a custom theme from the Twenty Ten theme, so in Dreamweaver, I find the Twenty Ten folder in wp-content/themes and I Duplicate it. Dreamweaver creates a copy of the folder and I rename it to a name I want for my custom theme. I also rename the style.css file comments so I can identify my new theme.
5. I go into WordPress and activate the new custom them I just created by simply duplicating the Twenty Ten theme.
6. I go into Dreamweaver to open up the index.php, and turn on Live Code so I can make changes to the CSS for the body tag, BUT I can’t!!! Somehow, a new css style has been created called body.custom-background and I have no idea where it came from and it is completely inaccessable to me. Here you can see the new css code that has been created and I cannot find anywhere in the files associated with index.php (It is not in style.css): Jpeg 3
7. So not only I can;t find where this CSS code came from or where it lives, I simply cannot change this css rule at all as seen in this jpeg: Jpeg 4
I have searched through all the code associated with index.php and I cannot find where this body.custom-background css style has come from. It was not in the original theme folder and I merely copied that folder and all of a sudden, somehow, it has appeared. Like it was automatically generated or it is hidden somewhere but I have no idea how to find it. Has anyone had a similar issue or can someone explain to me how to get to the bottom of this? I have already spent over 4 hours trying to figure out from where this code comes from and how in the world do I edit it!!
Cheers
I have just tried to install the wordpress 3.3.1. I have an Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 also installed on my computer. Following the 5 minute instructions, when I opened the install.php file, Dreamweaver cs5 opens and gives a message:
“WordPress requires that your web server is running PHP. Your server does not have PHP installed, or PHP is turned off.”
Can somebody throw some light on this matter please. Also consider that I am completely new to this subject 
Any help appreciated
Cheers!
Over the last several weeks, I have successfully been able to install a localhost version of WP Multisite on my iMac using MAMP Pro and a great tutorial (https://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/wordpress/how-to-set-up-a-killer-wordpress-testing-environment-locally/ – in case anyone is interested)
All was working fine. Dreamweaver CS5 was able to find the dynamically linked files without any problems. HOWEVER, I think that when I added the BuddyPress component (and imported my pages/posts from another site) – Dreamweaver seems to have lost the ability to find the dynamically related files any longer. I’m getting the error message: “Dynamically-related files could not be resolved because the site definition is not correct for this server”.
My localhost site is at: https://wordpress.mu – but my live site is at https://bigrudder.com (in development).
Any ideas why I’ve lost this great feature in Dreamweaver CS5?
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I am new to WP and have 4 blogs installed under WPMU. In the database they are referenced as wpmu_1_, wpmu_2_ etc.
I access them only via www.mydomain/blogname1, www.mydomain/blogname2 etc.
I use DW CS5 and have XAMPP setup to do local testing.
WPMU is locally installed to:
\xampp\htdocs\blogs\
I imported my mysql database from the online site and changed all references to the online domain to “localhost” and modified the wp-config.php to point to local database and user.
When I open index.php I correctly see the page layout in live view and the DW addressbar displays https://localhost/index.php. However, asking DW to discover related files, I get an error message :“Dynamically related files could not be discovered because the site definition is not correct for this server”. However, the site is correctly setup for local testing in DW.
Another problem is accessing individual blogs, as they will look for related files (CSS etc.) in a subdirectory of the base WP directory. Example: Blog1 will look for its theme files in:
<i>\htdocs\blogs\Blog1\wp-content\themes </i> while in reality those files are located at \htdocs\blogs\wp-content\themes .
Is there any way to solve this?
regards
Berthold
]]>I copied my site from remote host to local following this tutorial
https://educhalk.org/blog/how-to-copy-your-online-wordpress-blog-to-xampp-on-your-local-computer-or-usb-drive/
I can see local copy of my site but when i try to view remote sit i get the following error messages
Warning: require(./wp-blog-header.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\xampp\htdocs\quilldesigns\themes\index.php on line 17
Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘./wp-blog-header.php’ (include_path=’.;C:\xampp\php\PEAR’) in C:\xampp\htdocs\quilldesigns\themes\index.php on line 17
This is driving me nuts there something im missing or just dont understand would appreciate some help Plz
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