cowboyecosse

Thanks for this. I was having the same issue which was driving me mental. The SQL fix worked like a charm!

hehe, godaddy gives you your database hostname and it’s not localhost it will look something like… (I guess godaddy is the 1% the config file talks about) ;P

pxxmysqlxxx.secureserver.net

I had this problem earlier in a plugin. The fix is to remove all whitespace(blank lines) after the ?>

It’s a common problem.

Use a decent editor to sort it.

godaddy hosting blocks secure ports so you can’t directly import from blogger if your WP blog is hosted with godaddy.

However one workaround is to open a wordpress.com blog, import to that from blogger, export to a WP export file and use that in your self hosted WP blog.

I just tried pinging manually from ping-o-matic and it returned a “too fast” error, perhaps there’s an underlying problem on their end?

all those things are in your style.css file.

try https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp for info on styles you can use (or google css styles, style sheets etc.)

I use a plugin to redirect to the page they came from (usually the front page)

https://www.trashcan.org/2006/12/15/wordpress-login-stayput-plugin/

You go to wordpress.com and create an account. You don’t need to blog there, but the wordpress API(a kind of back door to programmers) is hosted there so you need your key FROM there.

It’s free and once you have your key(make a note of it) you don’t need to ever return if you don’t want to.

you get your API code from a wordpress.com account

if you use the theme switcher plugin you can select from all available themes and only you see the changes. If you hide it somewhere on the page then your users won’t see it while you are working.

https://freepressblog.org/wordpress-plugins-2/wordpress-theme-switcher-widget/

Hi I tried your site and I saw the same issue, 404 when clicking a link.

I also host with godaddy and can’t see anythign there that might do it, I’m not all that technically savvy but it wouldn’t be a permissions thing would it? I’d have thought that’d give a 403 or even a WP-404 not a site made one.

Have you put a custom 404 page or set any strange exemptions in your hosting?

Hi, Which browser are you using? The text widget seems to be on your blog, empty, but there. (view the source or stick it in the xhtml validator it’ll give you 1 error (<ul> unfinished).)

I wonder if some plugin is conflicting with the display of the text widget in the admin section.

Try removing the trailing / from your permalink structure. Worked for me in an AJAX’d search bar

I have this problem with blog clients on a free hosted blog(they use php to insert a banner ad that shows in ALL pages served, including login and RPC ;o/ )

I can write to all other(non-bannered) blogs fine.

All I can think of is removing the link in your theme files.

<li class="page_item page-item-3 current_page_item"><a href="https://skimdeep.net" title="Home">Home</a></li>
<li class="page_item page-item-4"><a href="https://skimdeep.net/products/" title="Products">Products</a>

would become

<li class="page_item page-item-3 current_page_item"><a href="https://skimdeep.net" title="Home">Home</a></li>
<li class="page_item page-item-4">Products

I imagine that’s easier said than done though as this is probably pulled from the DB table.

I tried un-publishing parent level pages but that removed them from the menu(along with the child pages)

Will be good to see the answer to this.