agoraphone

Ha- well it looks like I fixed it! I renamed that default “index.html” file to “oldindex.html” so it wouldn’t be able to find it, and now the pages are all loading fine. Go figure! Thanks for your suggestions!

My server isn’t actually on a desktop machine, but a NAS drive that has web serving capabilities built in. So I’m not able to go to https://localhost, but I am able to go to both https://192.168.1.2 (the local IP of the NAS server) or https://mydynamicurl.net and both show the default “first things first” wordpress welcome page. I should note that my wordpress site is not in a sub-folder, but the root www folder.

I can also go to 192.168.1.2/wp-admin/ or https://mydynamicurl.net/wp-admin/, where I can log in to the admin for the site, and change settings or edit pages, but as soon as I click on a “view” link for any page, I again get the default welcome page. So it seems the database is functioning, but for some reason, pages aren’t being served correctly.

Thanks for the reply. I tried changing permalinks to default, but it did not fix the problem. I no longer get a page not found error when clicking “view” on a specific page from the admin, but instead I just get the default welcome page again. Any other thoughts?

I’m sure someone here knows how to do this. Anyone know what I’m talking about? Thanks…