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  • Thread Starter 2314

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    Nevermind! Resolved by using the add name code. It is a text box and I just changed it to what I needed. Works!!

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    All good. Found another solution. Thank you for your insights!

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    Thanks for getting back to me.

    This is a landing page for now, so there is only one page.
    I applied your code but it doesn’t exactly center it. I tried changing the percentages but it doesn’t hold up across platforms.

    Not to mention that it squishes the text box of my contact form to nothing.

    I’ve left your code enabled for now while I search for other plugins and workarounds.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

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    • This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by 2314.
    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Moving Directory
    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    I’m super confused because I have folders called “wp” in two places. I edited the functions.php to sort of bring the site back to how it was. I have dashboard access now, but it displays page not found and my page links are not working. https://eigopro.me/wp/

    My cPanel structure is like this:
    public_html
    /eigopro.me
    //wp
    /wp

    In other words, the folder “wp” exists immediately when you open the public_html, along with folders eigopro.me and other websites.

    When you open eigopro.me there is a folder in there called “wp” also.

    But I am only working with the wp folder that is inside of the website I am working on, ie eigopro.me, right? I don’t really need that public_html/wp folder.

    Thanks for sticking with me through this.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Moving Directory
    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    So, I went through the directions on “Giving WordPress its own directory” and confirmed I followed them. Specifically I followed “Using a pre-existing subdirectory install” because WordPress was installed in a subfolder: public_html/eigopro.me

    -Per the directions, I edited the site name on wordpress when I had access to the admin interface.

    -I COPIED not moved the files index.php and .htaccess from their subfolder in: public_html/eigopro.me/wp to: public_html/eigopro.me

    -I edited the index.php file to the following: require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/wp/wp-blog-header.php’ ); which is the location for wp core files.

    Next step says to access the permalinks but I cannot log into to the admin interface using the addresses from the tutorial and some others I found elsewhere.

    Really need help. Been tweaking different things for over an hour, but the theme doesn’t load properly still and it looks like this:
    https://eigopro.me/

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Moving Directory
    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    Those are the two I was using to try and make the change.
    I am asking if the formatting being gone is a quick fix or do I need to undo my changes, bring the the site back to its former directory and try again. In which case, I wouldn’t know where to start.

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    Child theme fcuked me with a white screen; used custom css plug and that code is exactly what I wanted. Thanks!

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    Photologger theme.
    site: jeune.me

    Thread Starter 2314

    (@2314-1)

    Ahhh~~That was fast! It worked immediately.
    Thanks and excuse my poor attention to detail.
    Thanks Volunteer Mod WPyogi!

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