dadepfan

Actually, I found the explanation here:

https://make.www.ads-software.com/core/2019/10/11/updates-to-image-processing-in-wordpress-5-3/

Thanks Long Nguyen – that is just what I needed. Very cool.

Thanks Jan for moving this to the correct forum!

Dave

I see. Does anyone know of a way to do this? As a workaround, I’ll look into changing the text on the main blogs posts from “No Responses” to “Comments.” Clicking on “No Responses” does take the user to the comments screen where they can make a comment if there aren’t any yet, and will show the existing comments if there are any.

Dave

Thanks! I will give it a try!

Dave

Check this thread and see if the first plugin mentioned solves your problem:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/320143?replies=3#post-1243919

Dave

Gee, thanks Shane! I just did not know what term to search plugins with. I was using navigation and navbar instead of page or page-link.

I have installed the page-links-to plugin, and it works perfectly!

Thanks again!

Dave

Thanks, I’ll check it out. I may also try to not use the cloaking for the redirection – that is an option that I selected.

Just worked fine for me…

Hi Moshu

I’m wondering what the other members who you said were trying the same webhop type of redirection ended up doing?

If a member wants to run WordPress on their own web server, which has a direct address like desautel.net, and we cannot use a redirection to allow the address of the blog to be something like boomer-blog.com, then does the blog address have to be something like https://www.desautel.net/Boomer-Blog/?

Thanks

Oh, I believe you. I’m just wondering if there is a way to let two domain names (desautel.net & boomer-blog.com) share the same dynamic IP address, and yet have the router, Linux machine, or Apache server differentiate between them as requests come in, routing the requests to the appropriate directories?

Maybe using different ports? Or, if I make boomer-blog.com a virtual host in Apache, would that help?

Or are we saying that there is no way to make WordPress work as its own domain unless there is an entire web server dedicated to it?

Does this mean that I should make the main address for boomer-blog the following:

https://www.desautel.net/Boomer-Blog/

??

That sort of defeats the purpose of owning the domain name boomer-blog.com, doesn’t it?