briggszilla

Well, it appears as though changing the permalink structure to default solved the problem. Which is strange, because during the summer when AllerJeez had this problem, that was the first thing I tried to do to fix it. Hmmm.

Though I am relieved that it’s now working properly, I’m also disappointed that this was the problem, since I wanted the pretty urls for SEO purposes. What to do now? Perhaps this has something to do with my hosting/server as moshu suggested way above? Unless anybody has any other ideas, maybe I’ll take up an account with another hosting company.

The only plugins I have are:

Akismet – activated
flickrRSS – deactivated
Gravatar – activated
Hello Dolly – deactivated
WP Database Backup – activated

The only ones I had in common on other sites this happened to were Akismet and WP Database…so if a plugin is the culprit it has to be one of those two…

Bump?

Okay here we go.

moshu – “Does your server/host have all the requirements for Using_Permalinks?” – I would imagine so, I have a few other blogs hosted with the same service (ex: AllerJeez.com) and the person who fixed it before was able to somehow. So I suppose my answer to this is yes, right?

Gangleri – “Hm, a nice suggestion here.” – very interesting, looks like the did have the same problem! However, WP on celebriteasing.com is installed directly on the root of the site. I did however go into my WP options to check if the address was right, and it was. For kicks, I even added www in front of celebriteasing.com, tested it, still nothing.

And yes, AllerJeez.com is one of the blogs this happened to before, however I had somebody else fix it for me.

justinratwebtek – “If it was a single.php issue…” – This is actually the very first thing I did when this happened months ago on my AllerJeez blog. Didn’t resolve anything, and I’m assuming it wouldn’t do any good in this case either.

I have not touched my .htaccess file. I know nothing about it so I’ve left it alone.

whooami – “Paste what is inside your .htaccess here:” – The page wouldn’t come up for me. I don’t even know what “no www” is, but I know that I don’t have a plugin for it. It’s a brand new blog and I’ve only installed 2 plugins (one of which I’m not even using yet).

“STILL havent pasted the contents of your htaccess anywhere.” – here you go:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

I’m here! Thank you thank you very much for sticking around here and discussing this. I’m going to go through all of this and let you know what happens next.

Wildbil2me and Gangleri,

Thank you for responding.

I have just checked my files and there are both 404.php and single.php files in there. This has happened as I’ve said, several times, and I suppose I might want to mention on several different templates. It must be something that I’m personally doing wrong, although I don’t quite understand what it is! With Allerjeez.com, I thought it might have had something to do with how much I was messing around with things in there, changing around plugins, editing the coding on the layout, etc.

Though with this brand new blog I haven’t done anything other than install it, change the widgets around and change the permalinks to pretty permalinks! I’m certain it’s not something that happened during install…

The new blog is celebriteasing.com

Thanks!

Jeremy,

Super thank you very much for responding. I will check on this and report back.

Okay scratch that idea.

I installed a new layout and it’s still not solving the problem.

In addition to the problems mentioned in my first post, now WordPress has formatted all posts below my most recent in italics.

Help please!

Adding:

I’m just going to switch themes and see if that helps at all. I’m not thrilled with my layout at the moment anyway.