dwcasey

I ended up deactivating and removing GCal Events plugin and replacing it.

Ok, i understand now. Sorry, I thought the manage…uploads was a place to…well, manage uploads ?? I did not understand the linking to posts. Thanks.

Once you’ve moved them, can they be administered as they are in the root? I suppose so since you’ve update their URI’s, correct?

Thanks so much for the help.

Can you explaing what you mean by move? Did you just copy files to the root? Or install / reinstall WP to root?

I can see working on new site in new directory, but how will WP know the files are not in new anymore and they are now in root?

Splash page meaning the default page you get when you hit a site where WP was just installed.

Yes, existing site. The goal is to begin to use a CMS type application ( WP ) to manage the site and allow other people to manage the site content without always having to funnel changes through me.

I initially did install to a seperate directory. This is fine for the initial migration. However, once I’m done, I really need to be able to use WP to manage the actual site and not just a seperate instance that has to be copied everytime changes are made.

I was able to install to docroot at https://www.sitename.com, so after install, my main page had the WP splash page.

That’s good…sorta ?? Problem is, I need to create new site apart of current site. No interruptions. So I can do second installation of WP to https://www.sitename.org/wptgc and make new site.

What is best way to take new site from wptgc and apply it to the docroot install of WP at site https://www.sitename.org ?

I was wrong, I am able to install to docroot. Let me play some more once I re-install to docroot. Thanks!

The ISP’s install required it to be under a directory.

However, you are correct, I could simply move them, but that kinda kills the idea of having others update the site when I’m not around.