Joe Spinogatti

What you’ll want to do is to create a menu item using specific post categories. You can find information on that here: Appearance_Menus_Screen (under Whenever you create a post, add it to that category and it will show up on that page.

Let me know if you need more help!

Are you trying to allow users to register themselves as users (subscribers, authors, etc.) on your WordPress installation?

The Register Plus Redux Plugin modifies the WordPress User Registration page which can be found at https://YourWordPressURLHere/wp-login.php?action=register.

In order for the WordPress User Registration page to load, it must be enabled by going to Administration > Settings > General and then checking the box next to Membership Anyone can register. wp_register

Let me know if this helps!

If you want the three URLs to all point to the same WordPress installation, it would just be a matter of forwarding/pointing the new domains to the original WordPress install, so they redirect visitors to one URL. That would allow you to update only one install with content.

Is this what you’re trying to do?

This sounds like it might be a hosting specific issue.

Can you provide some more information on how you setup your specific installation of WordPress? Did you use a 1-Click install process via 1&1?

What do you mean by other people? Like other users as authors? Or people leaving comments?

For Users: Go here

Have you tried logging into the admin area of the site? you have to be logged in and in the dashboard to post content.

Yes, it was previously mentioned. I’m just making sure that the problem is completely solved (the user posted another question).

Yes, it could be part of a plugin. What plugins are you running? Do any of them have to do with email?

My guess is that there’s more than just the theme in the .zip file (like plugins to make the theme run)

Are you familiar with FTP?

If so, try unzipping the theme to a folder on your desktop. Find the folder in the unzipped folder that contains the theme (most likely the name of the theme that you bought) Then open up an FTP program (I like FileZilla), connect to your server, and navigate to the wp-content folder, and then the themes folder. Upload the theme to that folder. Then go to Appearance>Themes in your WordPress Dashboard and try to activate the theme there.

If there are plugins that were included in the .zip, upload them to wp-content>plugins, and then activate them under the Plugins menu in the WordPress Dashboard.

If you have any other questions, let me know; I’d be glad to help.

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