Leon

Also are you thinking of the table prefixes? I saw that you are giving regular tablenames without considering the table prefix of the webmaster.

And maybe provide an option to delete the tables afterwards, when e.g. I don’t want the plugin anymore.

Google needs to know that the site exists.
Go to https://google.com/webmaster and add your site. Define your sitemap.
Get incoming links. Then still it can take some time for your site to be added to google.

I did as I stated in my post.:
I have updated the permalink structure and still no luck.

Can you not disable that again?

it should be something like this:

<IfModule mod_dir.c>
DirectoryIndex index.htm index.html index.php index.php3 default.html index.cgi
</IfModule>

Then it should be fine.
Do other directories also have the same problem? If you create a test directory and place a index.php file in there. And then go to that directory url, does it work?

Does the index.php file still exists in this directory?

No problem,
this isn’t HTML though ??

the .htaccess needs to be in the same folder where your wp-config.php file is in.

Now go to the permalink options page in wordpress.
Set it to whatever permalink structure you would like. Then save it, and it should provide the right lines for you below the save button. If it does not display the lines, then it means your .htaccess is writable and wordpress updated the .htaccess file itself. It should be working fine after that.

Much appreciated! That does the trick for me!

Well it was a problem with your permalinks.

When you want so called ‘pretty links’ where e.g. the title of the post is in the URL, it needs to rewrite this on your server.

You can adjust these settings, and then the lines that wordpress provides

e.g.

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

needs to be added in the htaccess file. This file is in the root, same where wp-config.php is. If it doesn’t exist, create a file here called .htaccess (create a file on your pc and call it h.htaccess) upload it, and change the name to .htaccess.

Edit this file, with the rewite lines wordpress gives you, after creating a permalink structure.

hope this is clear to you.

Then make sure your .htaccess is writable. If it isn’t, WordPress will tell you this, after you saved the permalink structure. Then you can manually add the lines shown to your htaccess.

Try to resave the permalink structure and make sure your htaccess is up to date.

I was just having a similar problem.

You can get the variable out of wp-config.php >> $table_prefix
which is bij default ‘wp_’
So I thought I could be using that as site prefix, but apparantly wordpress adds ‘#_’ to this as well…

So when you do the following on a plugin:

global $table_prefix;
var_dump( $table_prefix );

it outputs ‘wp_#_’;

But I also need it to output ‘wp_’;

hope someone can explain.

Anyone?

div.menu ul has the attribute float : right.

this needs to be float: left;

Also it is good to hide your skiplink.
add
.skip-link{
display:none;
}

Do you have the code of the HTML instead of the php file? Or a link?