Robbie JW

Hi,

Thank you so much! Worked perfectly. And you introduced me to child themes, even better! ??

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Thanks, this fixed it all ??

Had to leave it running for a while though!

The PHP files can’t be view by a normal user unless you have FTP access to the server, therefore you can’t read wp-config.php

Also when you reset your password the old password remains until you click the link in the email

What theme are you using? There is a mistake in the code at the ” rel=”bookmark” title=”<?php the_title(); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?>” section

Does anybody have any ideas? It’s soo annoying!!!!!!!!!!!

You could either use the code:

<a href="https://externalpageaddress" target="_blank">view my external page</a>

which will open the page in a new window (so they can click back to the other tab/window), or you could create a page with a frame, search Google

Also, after looking in the Account Settings on my host, it says ‘PHP Sendmail: Enabled’

Go and edit the page in your dashboard, then click on the blue ‘Update’ button on the right hand side, where the Publish button usually is.

It’s probably the way your host works, it’s case-sensitive, not a WordPress issue. Unfortunately the only way I know of is to always use the correct case.

If you’re seeing HTML characters on the website then you need to switch to HTML view when insterting the link code, then switch back to Visual mode when you have finished.

i’ve already installd and set up all my blogs

i don’t have a vps or whatever it is that you need for wpmu

all i want is links to each other in the dashboard, possible or not?

and if you still can’t find it then create it in notepad, first it should be saved as 1.htaccess in notepad, then rename it to .htaccess after its been uploaded

HELP ME DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!

isn’t it already clickable? what exactly do you mean?

or do you mean the ‘home’ text beneath the pages list?