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I can do that. Please let me know the process and where to send.

Thanks!

I got no enters.

Feel free to check occdas.ca but it does have the css fix on it.

Thanks. That did the trick as a temporary solution.

I have enabled the popup on the currently under development site at https://www.occdas.ca for you to see.

I do not have any enters. I tried removing all of the content and adding it back again and it appears to add in extra <p> for every item added.

I am having the same issue.

4.8 & 1.4.0

Where would I be looking for error logs?

I got it! Thanks for all the help.

For future reference, for anyone that is also looking for something like this, I went with evahost’s suggestion with the htaccess file.

What I ended up doing is creating a directory in my /html/ folder called mikeonsite. Within that directory I created an htaccess file. I didn’t test the one evahost provided but used an htaccess file generator (google them) which gave me:
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine on
rewriterule ^(.*)$ https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/$1 [r=301,nc]

My domain name, https://www.mikeonsite.ca has an alias pointing to /html/mikeonsite/ and from there the htaccess file redirects to https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/.

This isn’t the perfect solution for me as it would be nice for the address not to change in the address bar to not confuse people. But, this accomplishes what I am looking for.

Thanks again for all the help evahost!

Thanks again for the speedy reply.

So, what you’re saying is that google doesn’t like having domain names point to sub folders of a site?

Would you be able to recommend the best course of action for me?

Is it possible then to have https://www.mikeonsite.ca point to https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/, even if it changes the address in the address bar. But, I would like it such that they only have to type in https://www.mikeonsite.ca and not https://www.mikeonsite.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/. Also, is this possible without offending Google?

Thanks again!

Thanks for the quick reply evahost.

You’re close, but not quite what I was looking for I don’t think. I’ll try to be more clear.

Right now I have https://www.builtbymike.ca as my main site which in itself is actually an alias pointing to /html where my main page is hosted. I should back this up. https://www.supercool.org is the main site (DNS) and builtbymike.ca is the alias pointing to that.

What I am looking to accomplish is have my new domain https://www.mikeonsite.ca point to a specific wordpress page (https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/) as an alias so that when you go to https://www.mikeonsite.ca you are actually seeing https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/ but have https://www.mikeonsite.ca in your address bar. Now, if this were an actual folder I could create https://www.mikeonsite.ca as an alias to “/html/mike-onsite-home-computer-service” and all would be well I think. But, “/mike-onsite-home-computer-service” isn’t actually a folder, despite it appearing that way.

One option I might have is to create a separate folder under the root of my website like “/html/mikeonsite/” but I’m not sure if it’s possible to get a file in there, such as index.php, that would be the same as the wordpress page located at https://www.builtbymike.ca/mike-onsite-home-computer-service/.

I hope this is a little more clear. Thanks again for your assistance!