Robert Bossaert

You could temporary change the name of the theme you got activated, this should enable you to log back into your Dashboard again.

Well first off your syntax is a little messy.

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">
<div class="blog-article-right">
<h2 class="blog-article-title-reg"> %3$s </h2>
</div>
</a>

You were missing a closing div tag, putting strong tags in the wrong places and closing tags in the wrong order. In the example above I completely removed the use of tags, I would do this with CSS in the above scenario.

It is safe to delete them, but please note that nothing ‘needs’ to be deleted WordPress is pretty secure as it stands. Whenever you decide to update your installation those files will come back though.

Hi,
You could install a fresh copy of WordPress in your root and then export the datatables from your current WordPress installation to the new. There is actually a guide to this in the WordPress codex, which you can find here

You would have to dig into your theme’s PHP files.
For the WordPress Twenty Twelve theme you would have to edit content.php

Remove or disable:

<?php if ( comments_open() ) : ?>
				<div class="comments-link">
					<?php comments_popup_link( '<span class="leave-reply">' . __( 'Leave a reply', 'twentytwelve' ) . '</span>', __( '1 Reply', 'twentytwelve' ), __( '% Replies', 'twentytwelve' ) ); ?>
				</div><!-- .comments-link -->
			<?php endif; // comments_open() ?>

and then in the entry-meta div remove or disable:
<?php twentytwelve_entry_meta(); ?>

Additionally depending on which sorts of posts you are using you might need to edit the other files starting with ‘content’ as well.

This is more of a Dreamweaver question than a WordPress one but it seems you synchronised the editor to that location. Double check your settings at Manage sites within Dreamweaver.

What do you mean with that ‘last long text thing’? all that should be needed is your database name, database user, database password and database host. Also make sure you renamed the file wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php

Finnaly make sure your file has writing permissions, CHMOD (Write permission) the file to 640, you can read more about changing file permissions here

WordPress versions 2.7+ feature automatic updates, so you will have to manual update your installation, WordPress has a detailed guide for that, which you find here: Upgrading WordPress Extended

Make sure to back-up your files, database and turn off your plugins.

Did you make a backup of your database files in your phpMyAdmin and import them in the phpMyAdmin on the other computer? If the database isn’t found WordPress will redirect you to creating a new database for that installation.

Try disabling all the plugins, by removing them from the wp-content/plugins folder. WordPress wont recognize them this way (Make sure to back up your plugins).

I don’t think it takes you to home as there is nothing wrong with the URL, it takes you to the page but just shows the same page content as home.
Would it be possible that Home and Press release are using the same page template?

Hard to tell without knowing how the theme is set up. Best bet is to contact the people you bought the theme from. When you buy a theme it usually includes support.

I am aware that 777 shouldn’t be used on all folders, but this is about an upload folder and we are only testing for things that may go wrong. You were talking about a 777 chmod but you didn’t say on what folders or files you used it on, I have no clue what your experience is, so im going for all scenario’s ??

People will be able to access your uploads either way.

Did you make sure the permissions for the wp-content/uploads/ folder were set to 777? or did you only chmod individual folders?

Well its coming from somewhere, what you can do is inactivate your plugins and see if a plugin is causing this.

Otherwise its possible that whoever made your theme put it in, and I can only guess where he put it. I cannot help you unless you give me more information, a ‘no’ everytime is like playing hide and seek, you will need to give us more.