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  • Thread Starter exoevil

    (@exoevil)

    seems very confusing, is there any chance you could make a short summary

    open archive.php replace … with …

    Thanks if you have the time

    Thread Starter exoevil

    (@exoevil)

    It’s confusing all in all =]
    Is there a way to get categories under the header

    If so that would be just GREAT.

    Thanks for your help so far.

    Thread Starter exoevil

    (@exoevil)

    Oh my god i can believe this… it worked but i’m feeling like SUCH an idiot

    Thank you so much.. ^_^

    Thread Starter exoevil

    (@exoevil)

    I am running version 2.6(newest)

    And I don’t quite understand what you mean by xlmrpc active.

    The faq does suggest something about that

    It doesn’t seem to help me though since wordpress is in root

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    Self-hosted WordPress Users

    If you’re hosting your own WordPress and have changed the “blog address” to be different from where you’ve actually installed the files (for example: the WordPress installation files are in https://yoursite.com/wordpress/ but display at https://yoursite.com/ ), you will need to make a small change to enable automatic posting to your blog.

    To enable XML-RPC you’ll need to copy your xmlrpc.php file and make one small change.

    Assuming your wordpress install is in /wordpress/ but displays at root ( / ):
    1. Copy the xmlrpc.php file from /wordpress/ to your root directory
    2. Open the xmlrpc.php that you just copied in a text edtior, and find the line that says include(‘./wp-config.php ‘);
    3. Change that line to read: include(‘./wordpress/ wp-config.php’);

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