CharlesClarkson

I don’t have two .com blogs to test for you, but have you tried importing one blog and then importing the second blog.

My understanding is that you export the posts from blog one and import it to the self hosted blog and then do the same for the second blog.

In the worst case, it doesn’t work, you just delete everything in the self hosted web site and start over.

Have you tried this already?

Please add your code between backticks so that html will not be converted (as it is above). After you enter the code, read the message you post to make sure the message matches your code. If it does not match edit the message until it does.

There are many guides to migrating from .com. Have you read any of them?

Your web site is taking a really long time to load. There is an image tag on the page.

<img width="100" height="100" src="https://sharedis.tk/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/zrtn_001n6eb2ab91_tn1-150x150.jpg" class="attachment-100x100 wp-post-image" alt="zrtn_001n6eb2ab91_tn1" />

If the image does not load, the alt tag will be used. The alt tag is: alt="zrtn_001n6eb2ab91_tn1".

One solution, would be to use a web host solution that loads faster.

Please mark this thread as resolved. Thank you.

Can you show the markup and code that you are using to generate the links on your page?

Charles, can you tell me where you are putting this code? Would this be in the index.php file?

Try placing the code in that file and see what happens. You can always delete it if it doesn’t work.

Which file the code goes in depends on your theme and on which page you want the post to show up on. The code is probably not complete and some other code may need to be deleted to make this code work.

I assumed that you asking for a solution also meant you had enough experience and knowledge to edit themes. If not, you might want to start by reading the Theme Development article on the WordPress Codex. It has links to other pages, including the Template Hierarchy, used to determine which file you need to edit or to create.

I downloaded filezilla FTP client. Tryed to log in with the same credentials as with the WP. It will not connect

You are logging into your web server. You have to use the credentials of your web server, not those of WordPress.

Then it would not accept

By “it” I assume you mean the WordPress Theme Editor. It probably will not accept the file save because of the parse error.

We need to see the file that is on the web server to fix the error.

I realize you are not technical, but you need to become technical enough to do this. Especially if you are going to be editing files. This error will happen again (it happens to me almost daily) and you need to know how to fix it yourself.

Follow the link above to the FTP definition and the links there to get an FTP client and to download this file.

Note: You can also upload the file you showed (using FTP) to replace the file on your web server. It will delete any changes you made, but it will probably fix the problem.

The only way I know how to connect to the site is through WP so the answer is I do not know any other way. Could you guide me?

Read the glossary definition of FTP and follow the links there.

Are you sure that is the correct file? There is only 165 lines in it. So, there is no line 170.

Perhaps this is the file before you edited it?

No. Only one email address can be added in the WordPress Dashboard.

If you send the file to me, no one else with a similar error will be able to see the solution.

Instead, add line 160 through line 180 in a reply so everyone can see the problem and the solution.

Do you know how to connect to your web site and download a file?

If so, download the /wp-content/themes/IncredibleWP/meta-boxes.php file.

Do you know how to edit a text file on your local computer?

If so load the file into the text editor. Note: Microsoft Word is not a text editor. Microsoft Notepad is a text editor.

Sometimes you have to edit a file outside the WordPress theme editor (because the web site is screwed up). Use FTP to download the file and edit it in a text editor on your computer, then upload the edited file via FTP. Some text editors do the FTP for you. I never use the WordPress editors.

Look at the full error message. It should have the file and line number in it. Look at that line and correct it or show us the code. The error may be above or below that line.

When showing the code, add a few lines from above that line number and a few lines from below it.

For example, if the error is on line 100, show lines 90 through 110. Place code between back ticks (which is on the upper left side of an American keyboard). Or highlight the code and press the code button in the editor.

In the future, show the entire error message when asking for help and show the code.

How you do it depends on your web server software.

HostGator has a video for cPanel which should work for most cPanel controlled web servers.

If in doubt, ask your web server help desk how to add email addresses.