csbarrett

I think you need to go to Settings >> Reading and change “For each article in a feed, show” from summary to full text.

There is also this article that I’m going to try next.

I just figured it out. I checked the mysql database and found that the upload_path in table wp_options had the old file path. I just updated the file path and it works now.

Thanks, I just tried that but it doesn’t seem to have worked. I changed permissions on the uploads folder and the wp-content folder to 777 and tried to use the image uploader and the file is not uploading. Any other ideas?

I can create the folder manually and manually create the link in my posts, but it’s weird that it appears as though it is creating the image folder when it is actually not.

I’m having the same problem. I moved my wordpress installation from a subdirectory to my root directory without any problems. Then I moved it to a new subdirectory and now the image upload does not work. It’s creating the correct file path (e.g. wp-content/uploads/2010/02/image.jpg) but when I go to my file directory the folder is not there.

Thanks rainemaida, that redirects the blog posts but it doesn’t clean up the URL. I’ve already got it set to “Blog.”

Esmi, you are blessing! I just selected the “Day and Time” permalink option and all my pages are now accessible by their title. I feel silly for not trying that before, but thank you for the help!

Try going to Settings > Reading and having the Front page display a static page (the page you want to appear as your homepage) and then choose the page you want your posts to go to.

That didn’t seem to change anything. The URLs are all the same still, and when I go to https://www.mysite.com/blog I get a file not found error message.