Lucian Florian

Yes you do ??

You need:

#pagenav ul li {
list-style-image:url(/images/pearicon.png);
}

just missing li as ul is the placeholder for all of yours lists.

This wasn’t quite a wordpress related question.

In my opinion, you should never rename index.php page. Duplicate it, and create page.php, single.php, as necessary. In case you don’t have those, the website will look for index.php.

Those files are located in wordpress installation -> wp-content/themes/your_active_theme/

I guess on your each template file you have on top:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Unique_name
*/
?>

Second, I never call my front page home.php, I name it home_page.php (or something similar) and than I serve it as front page from reading options.

Yes is possible, but why do you get complicated?

You can search for a plugin to feature posts over there, so you will have them as long as you want.

Replace
<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>

with
img src="https://path_to_your_gif_file.gif/"

Easy isn’t it?

You just need to know some css magic. I would start with a tutorial regarding this language, if you want to customize themes by yourself.

Bassically, you need to customize just the page in fault with your blog, which is index.php, or the template controlling the blog look.

Also you need to learn what code to add to display elements like in example you have provided, so I would start with wordpress codex.

My friend, .htaccess file has everything to do with your wordpress installation.

It is not a text file, just leave the name like is

.htaccess

If you copied it from another website, will not work for you as soon you don’t update the links from within the file.

Try and delete that file from your hosting provider, as it will be recreated when you visit permalink structure from your admin control panel.

A link to your website would help also.

First you need to go in phpMyadmin, create the database with the same name with one located on your hosting provider. Create the username and password, to match that from your hosting provider and grant privillegies to that database.

Now your config file has something to point on.

But wait, is not done yet.

Before importing into new created database, the mysql dump file, you have downloaded from your hosting provider, make sure you open it up in Dreamweaver or a speacial software that reads mysql files, and using mass search and replace, make sure you change the links to point to to your wordpress local installation, so:
https://yourdomainname.com/
will become:
https://localhost/path_to_wp_installation the root path to installation, starts in www folder from waamp.

If something wrong, check you .httacces file to see if points correctly there. You can even delete it, as it will be recreated when you go in permalink structure from wp-admin.

When you move it to the new host, you have to repeat the procedure.

Good luck.

Resolved, everybody should follow this discussion.

https://www.longtailvideo.com/support/forum/JavaScript-Interaction/17884/Link-from-another-page-to-specific-video-in-playls

Here you can find a good working example of what you try to achieve.

I have this problem, too. Is somebody working on the bug?

Any good tutorial for using fresh-page?

I mean they are very limited with explanations on their website.

I’m gonna answer to my own question.

Use “Pages” for the main menu and “Categories” for the secondary menu.

That easy.

I must thank you sir,

this might be exactly I am looking for. At first glance looks very complex.