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Thank you, wpsol! Your advice was spot on, and my issue is resolved.

Thank you so much! Your advice was spot on, and my issue is resolved. I would buy you a beer if you tell me how.

I found it. Thanks a lot! ??

wpsol: Missing target URL?

Thanks for the response. This is most likely the explanation. However, I would have liked to be given the option to keep the banner. I prefer an imperfect banner to no banner.

Also, I wonder whether there are any plans to address this issue, or is Twenty Thirteen being left to die on the vine. Anybody knows?

Thank you for your prompt reply.

Thank you so much!

I meant Gmail, of course. [email protected].

So… after trying (and failing) many times, I am back for more help. I couldn’t get the form to redirect. You say I should update to the latest Contact Form 7 — I am running 2.4.1, the latest is 2.4.3 — could that be the issue? It looks like it shouldn’t be, as 2.4.2 and 2.4.3 just added languages.

Again, I am not opposed to paying a reasonable fee for this customization. I will be following this thread, or you may email me at [email protected].

Thank you!

Thank you so very much! This forum (and community) is amazing!

Thanks again. I don’t think that’s it. I am not looking to move WP. The site works. I am looking to be able to access the same site from both mysite.com and mysite.com/wordpress. I have a feeling that it’s a simple setting someplace that I’m missing.

Thanks. Yes. Everything works for mysite.com, but I get a 404 for mysite.com/wordpress, even though WP is installed there and was previously working. Database and host names have not changed.

I meant Giving WordPress Its Own Directory, i.e., installing WP in mysite.com/wordpress but having it launch from mysite.com. This has now been accomplished, but mysite.com/wordpress now generates a 404.