CrtWatcha

I used these instead:

Responsive Video Embeds
This plugin will automatically resize video embeds, objects and other iframes in a responsive fashion.

Select Viper’s Video Quicktags
Easily embed videos from various video websites such as YouTube, DailyMotion, and Vimeo into your posts.

This was confusing. What jQuery selector do you add to Enter jQuery Selector field?

It also says, “Add a CSS selector for FitVids to work.” What and where do I add this?

What do you wrap the video link with in the WP page? I’m using Youtube.

Try this if you are wanting to embed Youtube or some other embed that isn’t working: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/vipers-video-quicktags/

Alright, when I get around to it I’ll follow your instructions and let you know how things go. I really appreciate your help, thank you very much. Keep up the good work!

Yes, all of the images on the site are installed with <img> tags.

I thought there would be some preference feature like include <img> tags or include images in posts, but there isn’t. If it is supposed to bring along <img> tags it isn’t working. I outputted from Chrome 15 OS X and tried Safari of the latest version too, and they did the same thing. One web page it included the first image but none of the others; they are one after the other in the code string. So it’s not picking up all image tags as it should. Mostly it doesn’t even pick them up. It does a great job of picking up all of the html formatted text and links, and the links are working, but it is sucking right now at bringing along the images. I hope this can be fixed soon, this is a sweet plug-in so far.

Thanks this was helpful. I was getting a 404 error for all permalinks, posts, and comments.

I noticed I was missing the .htaccess file.

I couldn’t download it, it’s server system file. I had to copy and paste its contents into a text file that I set as Plain Text and saved it as Unicode(utf-8) but because it is a system file I had to name it something like 1.htaccess.txt because it won’t save as .htaccess on your local harddrive.

I then uploaded 1.htaccess.txt to my public_html folder, then changed the name of the file to .htaccess and now all my permalinks, posts, and comments, and users are back.

Hope that helps some newbies.