thomcooper

No, although from what I understand it is only a security hole if someone wishing to be malicious knows a WP username & password.

Ignore the last link, thats just a guide for PHP. This is the link I meant to post:

https://www.trainsignal.com/blog/installing-wordpress-on-iis7

Hi,

I’ve been playing about with things for a bit, then coming back which probably isn’t the best way to figure it all out.

I’ve found this link which seems to tell you how to do it all in one place:

https://www.howtogeek.com/50432/how-to-install-php-on-iis-7-for-windows-server-2008/

Thanks for the tips threestyler.

T

Second link seemed to do the job nicely.

Although I’m still not 100% on what needs to be installed, the app on this link seems to do all the legwork for you.

I initially installed the IIS role on the server, downloaded & installed MySQL Workbench, & stuck WordPress into the C:\inetpub\wwwroot folder on the server, however when I went to install WordPress (https://127.0.0.1/wp-admin/install.php), a message appeared informing that there was no PHP present(not sure of exact terminology).

If anyone could tell me what else I needed to stick on the server, then I’d be greatful?

Thanks

OK,

Sorry I’ve not replied sooner. Had a few days off for Easter. So try this –

Open up your page, click on the html tag above the text input box, find the map html & where it says:

width: 650px; height: 200px;

change it to read
width: 100%; height: 200px;

Let me know how it goes.

I can see the images now. Looks like thats done the trick right?

When you are writing in the editor are you switching from visual to html before you input the content? (button just above the text entry box)

Yeah. I understand your problem. Follow alchymyths advice – should do the trick.

No Probs.

I’m in the UK, so I’m finishing & going to bed! I’ll get some info for you tomorrow.

Sorry, what is WordPress installed on? Are you renting a Hosting Package through someone like godaddy.com, or do you have your own server, etc.

Not sure what you mean with regards to changing the HTML code & layout. With regards to the borders, you need to edit the style.css file in your theme.

To find out which bits to modify, use firefox & install firebug. Then inspect the problematic element & firebug will tell you what in style.css are controlling the look of the item.

I believe it is due to you having a fixed width of 640pixels for your map, & your page theme shrinks to fit the iPhone screen which I believe happens to be 640px width, hence that its displaying across the whole width.

Take a look into making iframes (which is the html behind the map) fit into the page content.

Seems to be working fine to me. Backup Backup Backup!!! Ditto your mysql db.

Check the source code on the images. They don’t look like html addresses!

Probably the best thing that you could do is to delete the images & re-upload them. See if that works.

If you go to the control panel & click “Media”, do the images display correctly in there in IE?

Hows the website installed? Whats it running on?