PHPanos

I suppose your blog content is in the index.php file. Could you try echo out some dummy text just below the get_header function?

I am talking about the website folder structure. Not the admin. The .htaccess file is within the root folder where the “wp-content” file is located. You need to connect to your webhost through a FTP client and go to the root folder.

The root is where your wp-config is located, in the first directory of your wordpress website.

Mywebsite/wp-content/themes/myTheme

Mywebsite is the root.

Is your blog blank? Can you try put the WP debug mode on in the wp-config file?

You’re welcome ?? Mark this post as “Resolved” on the right side ??

There could be something wrong with the .htaccess since it cannot recognize any of the links. Can you try rename the .htaccess which is located in the root to something like _.htaccess just to see if the site acts differently?

Can you link to your website?

Do you have access to the php error log? Check for errors there.

Put this before the main loop? query_posts('cat=143');

Could it be a cache problem? Or .htaccess?

The second error is due to the uploads folder not having the right permissions. Set read & write permissions to that folder recursively. I have never done it on windows, but I think this can help you:

https://koderguru.com/tutorials/phptutorials/permissiondenyiis.php

are you missing a semi-colon somewhere? Are you sure the error comes from that line?

@mikko: Can you see wp-super-cache listed in the settings menu? If not, check if it’s activated in the plugin section for that specific site. If it’s not listed in the plugins list, did you enable it with your network admin?