Yakusoya

I found a solution finally thanks to this post in the forums. For people who might have this problem in the future, make sure your permalinks is not set to just %postname%. But even in this case with both /%category%/%postname% it stripped the stylesheets. So use full URLs to the CSS in your header.

I tested it some more and it seems the problem is my permalink structure. There’s a problem with the pagination if I set it to /%category%/%postname% . I just reverted back to the default and the second page shows up styled now. Does anyone a fix for this?

How can it have nothing to do with WordPress when the redirect works for every single site and application on the same server except WordPress?

But thanks, I will show this to her.

Edit:
The redirect thing is just having the S-L.net domain point to N-N.net/threelights/ folder. It works for all the other sites located on the server just like with the address one post above. Again, it is seriously something with WordPress. This time, I deleted everything and reinstalled WordPress via Vdeck’s Applications instead of manually. It was version 2.0.2 and it shows up at S-L.net.

Then I upgraded it back to 2.3.3 and after that, the S-L.net address does not work.

Okay, I asked her and she does not remember what she did. But she said it was not a redirect. It was something that was done so that the following could happen.

https://nana-nana.net/threelights/kinou

could be accessed and seem to be located at

https://star-lights.net/kinou/

All the links at S-L.net address above seem to be located at S-L.net but they’re really hosted on N-N.net. Anyone know what process this is called?

But that’s besides the point because this process is not working with WordPress but it is working with other scripts on the server. My friend also said that her Coppermine gallery had a similar problem and she had to go into the Includes folder and change a PHP value in some file to “localhost/threelights”. I tried that for my wp-config.php but then it said it could not connect to the database.

Since the domains are my friend’s, I’ll have to ask her first. Let me get back to you on that.

But the redirect works when I don’t have my blog activated. So that means it’s something inside WordPress?

Thank you very much for your fast response and such a handy tool. It’s working now. :]