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Ah, thank you. Is there a way if I want to use the same #hashtag for every post, or would I have to add it manually to each one?

Do you have any idea how? I installed it, but am still lost.
Thank you.

Contacted them. Thank you.

Thanks- it wouldn’t let me delete it due to permissions. Perhaps I need to contact my hosting company?

Thanks Andrea_r.
Can I put the files in the root directory (not in separate folder), and then use multisite to have blogs.site.org/site1 and blogs.site.org/site2?

I ended up starting over. But I’m at a loss still. I moved the blog into it’s own folder, to keep the directory neat. So, if my domain is blogs.site.org, I put the wordpress files in a folder called blogs.site.org/sitewp.

However, I don’t want the site address to be there – I’d like the site to be accessed at blogs.site.org/site1, and then I’d like another, separate blog to be at blogs.site.org/site2.

I’m completely at a loss as to what steps I need to take.

Thanks for the help. I’m going to try to move it. We’ll see what happens.

Thanks for your response. It’s already up and used. Wouldn’t be able to tear it down. I’ve been doing some researching on moving the install, it doesn’t seem too bad. What do you mean by make that the network?

Egad! Is that a very difficult endeavor?

Ah, perhaps my problem is that the original wp install and all the files are already in blogs.site.org/site1, rather than blogs.site.org?

Thanks for the reply. I’m sorry but I don’t understand what you mean about creating another database in https docs. I don’t want to duplicate the site; I’d like two separate sites. Thanks!