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Fixed…I forgot about using Menu Order in Gallery Settings…

I dumped this solution and used a different approach

Thanks…I just updated a client and was too freaked to dig deep into the forum…

This web/computer stuff is going to kill me ??

That’s great! FYI re: Ipstenu comment…my client’s organization has over 50,000 members so the manual approval idea wouldn’t work. Now the need to fill out a form with info for tracking, are then given an ivite code to finish registering…

Same problem – any answers?

I’m having the same problem

Is it possible to separate the Login window and the window for signing up as a use. I’d like to just have login on my page and use the signup page separately after my visitor fills out a form and is redirected to that page.

Thanks in advance

Well, that’s exactly what I’ve done (above). I’ve done this several times before on other sites.

The index.php file is still in the wordpress folder and a copied version is in the root directory with a modified address for the wp folder and files…as the codex instructions explain.

I’m mystified

My client had an existing HTML site that had to stay live so I created a folder called “wp” and installed wordpress. I built out the wordpress site which works as planned in that folder. Next I needed to make so you didn’t need to type in their URL with the file folder at the end to view the wordpress site, that is, from https://www.site.com/wp to https://www.site.com

The wordpress documentation explains to copy the index.php file and move it to the root directory then modify the link to the wordpress resources as I detailed in an earlier post.

This is where the problem starts…again the site works fine until I move the index.php out of the wordpress folder where I built the site.

The notation in the index.php file verifies it’s function:

* Front to the WordPress application. This file doesn’t do anything, but loads
* wp-blog-header.php which does and tells WordPress to load the theme.

I’m sure I’m doing this the right way and am wondering if it’s related to my theme, which is from studio press and uses their “Genisis” framework.

Thanks…I did that and the same results. Below is my index.php file that is in the root location with the changes made:

/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */
require(‘./wp/wp-blog-header.php’);
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My wordpress resource files are in the directory “wp”

Again, the site works correctly until I move the index.php file out of the wp folder.

Thanks for the reply however I’ve done all of this. I have a static page called “Home”. I have another page called “Press” which is empty and properly displays my blog postings. The whole site works great – the way it should until I try to configure per instructions in the Dasboard’s Settings/General tab section below:

“Enter the address here if you want your site homepage to be different from the directory you installed WordPress.”

When I do that and view the site, the page called “press” comes up instead of the “Home” page I created.

Yes..I was waiting for a reply. I’ll sit tight until I hear something back…

Thanks

Thanks for the reply…I was “wishing” they could both co-exist.

Also…I’ve installed a new “generic” template from the WordPress site, added some new plugins to “reset” widget cache and “restore” widgets…

Still the same problem.

Is there an WP SQL table that controls this? I looked at the SQL database with PHPMYADMIN and couldn’t find anything.

Thanks for the reply…the problem with the unzipped files is some contain stylesheets specific to that site design. I guess I could unzip them before installing. I just thought there was something more “hi-tech” out there…

Thanks again