ShawnMR

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Thanks! I had tried that initially but it wasn’t working at all, but after revisiting it it seems to be working correctly now.

I’m using Boulevard:

https://boxofficetheory.com

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Anyone? I thought this would be a simple fix, I just don’t have much experience with WP.

https://boxofficetheory.com/wp

No ‘www’.

Sorry, its boxofficetheory.com/wp

Widget areas: the background color. All of the widgets are currently gray with white text. I’d like to be able to change that (particularly the gray).

Also, I’m trying to find out how to change the link colors. Example: the Twitter widget shows red links, and when you’re on a post page, the “next post” and “last post” links at the top left and right are also red.

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https://www.boxofficetheory.com/wp

I see…so either way, there’s not really an option to have a completely clean transition by the public’s point of view (if I’m understanding correctly)?

Additional question:

I have a forum set up and a game application in development where user log-ins are (hopefully) going to be tied together. I’d like to include WordPress accounts in that as well, so that everyone has one universal login for commenting on the site, posting on the message board, and submitting their user-based entries for the site-based game.

Under those circumstances, when installing WP, should I still have it automatically create a new database (since I already have one for the forums)?

Thanks. That might work, but how would I set up the directories in such a way to ensure everything is still working when I make the WP blog live after the initial setup?

In other words, will it cause any headaches or broken references if I install WP to sub-directory, close off that directory to everyone but myself, and then take *all* of the WP files and information out of that sub-directory and into html_public when I’m ready for the site to be migrated and go live to the public?

My apologies, I’m used to more active communities than this appears to be (I admin another board).

That plugin might work, but ideally, I’d like for my site to still be viewable at my domain while I work on the WP migration on the back-end. Setup is likely to take a little longer than just a few hours.

Anyone?