Anthony

.htaccess is a file in the same directory as wp-config.php it tells the web server different configurations.

You guys should maybe try all mentioned here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/media-upload-http-error

Looks awesome, like all small sites with big hopes, it will get bigger and better! You did a great job!

Looks pretty epic, and user friendly. Not so sure about your rss prob though.

What does it say?, Can you post some screenshots

@vsplace any of the settings work the same, I included all of them because some hosts disable one but not the other

Thanks @ipstenu !

this definitly is mind boggling, what is your site url? maybe you can try this plugin:https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-https/

does your WordPress Address in Settings > General have the “https”? also you can manually set these in wp-config.php by adding:

define('WP_HOME', 'https://mysite.com');
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://mysite.com');


They all work the same, I just included all of them because some hosts disable one but not the other.

I am always open to questions, I actually forgot about this, you inspired me to write the page that talks about that. See https://anthony.strangebutfunny.net/my-plugins/alex-wp-backup/restoring-backups/ C:

Your Very Welcome!

His problem might be that he has a Gravatar.com account associated with the email address he used to post a comment on your website. Ask him to login to Gravatar.com with the email he used on your website and remove the URL he has in his “My Links” section of his profile.

Hey, Some hosts will “force” the display of ads at the top of all pages, maybe this is the problem you are having?

The way Google does descriptions is different than that, When you search for something in Google the “description” is the sentences and phrases on that page that most likely hold what you are looking for. More than likely they can’t be changed.