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Search for “Adhesive” and you’ll find your answer.

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Hmm..is the URL (https://www.dalekeiger.com/) in your profile pointing to your blog?? If so , it works for me.

Your last post was on 6/9/2006 entitled “Eduardo Galeano”

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Sure thing..my working site has this in .htaccess for the default permalink structure..


# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

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OK..let’s try this..:)

Assume that the Connections.zip file in your computer in c:\, use a Zip[1] program to unzip the content into a directory called c:\themes.

Now use a FTP[2] program to login to your website.

Once connected to your site, you will probably end up /public_html or something..from here you want to move over to the /wp-content/themes directory in the right frame of the FTP software.

Now, in the left frame of the FTP software, you should be in the c:\themes directory and that should contain the connections directory which is your them.

Just drag and drop the Connections directory from the left frame to the right.

Once done, follow my instructions from the previous post about enabling the post.

Hope this helps..

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[1] https://www.7-zip.org/
[2] https://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

Have you confirmed that the .htaccess file was indeed created and looks OK?

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How about a link your blog, some information about it and a real question?

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Need more info..

For starters, I assume that you are referring to this site: https://marklevinfan.com/

Next, unless you own this site what the owner does with their site is beyond anything we can do.

This is support site for issues relating to WordPress, not the way someone administers their site.

Please take your issue with the owner..

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Have you followed the instructions listed here?

Be sure to read through the Codex for other solutions!

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Move your WP to a subdirectory/subdomain, have your index.html as your main page and point to the subdirectory/subdomain for your blog.

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Let’s start the basics, is WP up and running?? Is the default theme visible??

If so, then uncompress the Connections theme to your computer, you will then want to use a FTP program and upload the “connections” directory to your website under /wp-content/themes.

Then, login to your website using the Administrator account and choose the Presentations tab, here you will see the Connections theme listed, select it and chose to apply it as your default theme.

Return to your blogs main page and the connections theme should be up and running.

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The moderators on this forum will have no say on the hosting page. Why don’t you just send an email to the address listed on that page??

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So what version of WP are you all running, at the least, upgrade to 2.0.3 and see if it works.

If not, then put a bug against WP in https://trac.www.ads-software.com.

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The file name themselves have no significance to Apache, but rather the order in which they are listed does matter.

The basic point is that you can only have one “index” file per directory. Whether you call it index.htm, default.asp, index.jsp, index.php, localhost.asp, index.html, foobar.me doesn’t matter..which ever exists (and configured in Apache) is found and used.

So if you want a splash screen (very old world BTW) you’d want to put the index.html in the / (public_html) directory and your blog would be in a subfolder, this will work fine.

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Depends on your theme, start playing with the style.css for your theme and see what you can come up with.

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