fourteenergirl

Thank you!

Ah, never mind … hostgator was able to help. It appears to be working well now. Thanks!

Hi, I’m still getting the same error message you guys are:

Fatal error: Class ‘OAuthSignatureMethod_HMAC_SHA1’ not found in /home/fourteen/public_html/wp-content/plugins/twitter-tools/twitteroauth.php on line 62

My host is hostgator and I’m using WordPress 3 and Twitter Tools 2.4 … is there something else I should do to get this plugin working?

Thanks!

I don’t have anything set up or running yet actually. I am still trying to figure out if a free theme is going to work well for me or if I need to invest in one with more support. Tricky question because I don’t yet know what I don’t know.

I think I’ve decided I need two sites, however. One for my independent business and one for personal. This way I can blog in both — for very different reasons — and still keep my site addresses simple and clean.

Thank you so much for your guidance.

I wonder, though, why would it be helpful to keep my blog at the root and put wordpress in its own directory? I can see how it’s done in the link you sent (thanks so much), but what would be the reason for doing this? How is it ‘cleaner’?

Just curious … you’ve got me thinking now.

Thank you!

I’m very new here, so I beg your patience.

I’m curious about the use of subdomains … if I have a domain name and I want to use part of it for family/personal blogging and photo albums and part of it to market my business would I apply subdomains?

If so, would I have something that looked similar to this?

siteaddress.com
siteaddresspublic.com
siteaddressprivate.com

… and then I could apply a selected wordpress theme to each?

In that case, is it possible to restrict access to one subdomain using the theme, or is that in the WordPress administration?

If someone has an example, that would be greatly appreciated as well.

Thank you in advance! I appreciate the help and guidance.