charle97

did you edit the location of wp-blog-header.php?

then you don’t need an .htaccess file.

depends on your permalink structure. generally you paste into .htaccess whatever is outputted in the bottom text box when you hit ‘update permalink structure’ at options > permalinks.

you can create one locally and upload it to your hosting account. needs to be named .htaccess. note the leading period.

you need to create your own .htaccess file in the root directory.

edit each post and make sure both ‘allow comments’ and ‘allow pings’ are unchecked.

yes, but it’s not easy if you don’t understand php and how wp works.

wp only checks that the email is well formed and doesn’t check if the domain actually exists. you don’t need to create actual email accounts. you can probably use the email as a form of key, having your own “domain name” for students and assigning them unique “email usernames.”

yes

have you tried using different browsers to login?

try this

i’m sure your api key is still valid. wait and be patient. it’s probably some sort of server problem… one of the pitfalls of relying on a third party service. are you using spam karma 2?

try this

query posts

text replace plugin