George

What’s your website? I can show you a super simple way to do this if I can see your website. ??

If you’re using the HTML editor, simply type this:

<a href=""> </a>

Whatever you put between the quotes will be the website you’re linking to, whatever goes between the >< will be what displays. Here’s an example:

<a href="https://www.google.com/">Google</a>
This will show as Google

If you’re using the visual editor, simple hit the round link button, insert the URL you’re linking to, type the word you want to be clickable, then hit the link button again.

@thatkasper

If this is happening, check the following things:

• Your plugins
• Your host’s version of PHP
• Your host’s version of MySQL
• Your host’s operating system

Let us know what plugins you’re running and what theme you’re using, maybe you’re using one that commonly causes problems.

-George

You can get all versions of WordPress via the release archives, found here. Simply back up your current site, export the content by going to Tools -> Import/Export in your admin area, and try installing 3.1.

Let me know if this helps or hurts you ??

Did you edit any files in any way? Simply having whitespace before a .php file’s opening <?php or closing ?> tags can cause this (at least it happened to me once…try it out).

Tell me more. Was it running first, or did you just install it and the site crashed?

The update is great, did any error messages come up or were you just shown a white screen in the browser?