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it that don’t work, let me know what type of permalinks you want to use and I copy a code that should work

with your ftp ulploader select the .htaccess file, change the attributes to 755, go and save permalinks again. If it works you are fine, if not set it to 777 and save, check. If it works put back the .htaccess attributes to 755

try this:
<?php $key=”subtitle”; echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true); ?>

it will display the content of the custom key if it is set

if nothing else works, create an empty .htaccess file, then go to your permalinks, hit save again, and this maybe adds the needed lines to your htaccess file
if not, do what ipstenu said: check the bottpm of the permalinks page and copy it from there

hmm i used it as index.php on one of my wordpress, and it shows the posts

if you are serious get your own hosting. There are a bunch of very good hosts out there, do a little research ask around and get yourself a hosting.
I searched here https://activewebstudio.com/ and went with amerinoc for a replacement to dreamhost, where I had very bad experiences especially with wordpress

I am going to give it a try, because I had the same issues with feedwordpress, I am very close to abandon that project or at least postpone it because it literally kills the server

check with your hosting. Maybe they have some process watch installed, and that kills the process… But that I think supposed to be 500 internal server error,but it could be a 404 either.
check the board for godaddy hosting issues,maybe you can find an answer there. I had the same problem with dreamhost… and the solution was moving my sites away

I have some sort of solution for a similar problem with custom fields. But I only managed to change the display of a category based on the category id. Not sure if it works with the pre-defined category name.

for example if I have category video, it displays a full wide page, without the right sidebar. But I only control this after I have added the categories and know the category id.

post notification I think will help you

wp-config need to have the extra lines (these are not needed in simple install):

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define( ‘MULTISITE’, true );
define( ‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, true );
$base = ‘/’;
define( ‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘domain.com’ );
define( ‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/’ );
define( ‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );
define( ‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );

at my site is it in A
*.domain.com. 14400 IN A ip

What I wanted to say is that if you don’t make all the setup steps it won’t work.

Slazer when it works, you definitely don’t need to create the subdomains manually! You only add everything from the wp-admin.
What can happen is the missing setup of htaccess and wp-config files.

I just recently moved away from dreamhost. And it was a very wise move. Now I pay $3 instead of $9 that I paid at dreamhost and probably there must be some miracle dunno.. but the same wordpress installs I had at dreamhost, here at the new host don’t kill any process anymore.

P.S I use the same “killer plugins” here

but tech support guys were always great, I had to add that