garratt

I know of WordPress plugins that will scrape Amazon to do this, but it’s not quite the same. In essence they scrape Amazon content hyperlink to amazon (for images videos) and insert affiliate id’s.

I supposed you could scrape all your products so you have the foundation then just go through each product and make edits necessary. Moving the images to WordPress and removing all the links to Amazon.

There are plugins that also do this with Woocommerce, if that is the way you were going to go.

wprobot or covert store

They would save you a bit of work, but I don’t personally recommend them I include only for reference.

Personally I’d want to go through woocommerce and setup everything right, use variable products and just copy paste descriptions from amazon. perhaps spin or rewrite the descriptions so you don’t get any dupilcate penalties.

When I say penalties I mean generally Google will only rank 1 version of a page content. So it would take a while for them to only rank yours. Especially if there are affiliates out there using you content.

Are they definitely comments and not pingbacks?

As far as email notifications go turn them off for starters. You don’t need notification that your blog is being spammed, it happens to everyone regardless. Are you using askimet or something else?

If that’s not it and it is comments, and you also want to remove comments from all pages rather than just ticking the “hide comments” checkbox when creating a page.
Also have a look at the source code of the page template. page.php and make sure there’s no comment form in there. If there is delete it, take note this will remove comment forms from all pages (not posts).
Appearance -> editor -> page.php (if you have Jetpack)
or just ftp and have a look

That plugin was not my most recent plugin. That plugin was the plugin that broke when WordPress updated to the latest version (I assume by changing the way plugins and themes are checked for updates).

You have to disable each and every plugin one at a time to find which is causing the issue. I can guarantee it will be a plugin and not WordPress. WordPress update is the cause of the issue but a plugin is the problem.

Additionally this error causes WordPress to display 0 plugin updates available when there are updates available.

So it’s not really an error you can ignore.

I found the culprit. Unfortunately… one of the most handy plugins.

Paid plugin “truely free SEO pix (social media edition)”

works for me… clear your cache.

I even left you a comment ??

You’d better hurry up and register it before someone else comes along and “steals” it out from under you.

thanks, I loled.

Jahnine go to godaddy.com or namecheap.com to register your domain name. Then look at the email you got from your hosting provider they will tell you the nameservers you need to use.

Change the nameservers in godaddy/namecheap admin, or ask support to do it for you.

The domain is still available, however i suggest a smaller domain name… perhaps LEVONELECTRICAL.COM

It’s just better for your customers to remember and better for SEO reasons, trust me.

She doesn’t mean file by file, she means manually as in not using “fantastico, Installatron, Softlicious” etc.

Upload wordpress as a zip file in cpanel file manager then extract it.
Is there something wrong with your internet?

Why are the files not copied?

welcome

Sometimes, you just can’t preview themes, just as you can’t preview new posts.

Unless you’re extremely familiar with php chances are you’re not going to find a fix. Typically I just try to work around it. (activate -> refresh front-end, post -> view post -> edit etc)

I haven’t had it happen a lot, but a couple blogs it has happened. Just some weird theme/plugin/install missmatch.

Usually this is because the theme is packaged in a zip inside a zip, or convoluted directory structure.

Check the package by opening it up and seeing whats in there. Some premium themes give you a zip file with:

Documents
PSD’s
Sample Data
Child/Parent Theme

Obviously, you only want to install a package that has all the theme files.

Please be a little more descriptive, nobody can help you when you post stuff that makes no sense.

How is it failing? What is happening? List the procedure you used to install, list your hosting provider. ETC. people need to know this stuff in order to help.

By installing the latest version do you mean upgrading?

I assume you mean Jetpack subscriptions not blogroll, as blogroll is simply a list of links -> under links. You will probably get faster support if you try Themify support. More than likely they have their own subscription widget however it should still work.

It’s pulling it from the second install… ?

Make sure your config files are pointing to the correct database.

Which install do you want to use? whichever one you want to keep, delete the other one. Then test. Make sure the config.php is setup “database name”, “user name”, “password”, and for godaddy you also need the MySQL hostname is not “localhost” in godaddy as they use different servers for databases. To find it you need to log in to godaddy control panel for the website and you can see over on the right hand side under account snapshot it should say databases 1/X or whatever (in my case 1/20).. click on that and a popup window will tell you the name of it.

pretty easy, copy index.php and .htaccess (not move them) to root folder

edit index.php and change /blog-header.php to /wordpress/blog-header.php

in admin settings -> General change “site address” yourwebsite/wordpress/ to yourwebsite

error message is?