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Thank you both. That worked.
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryAll working again. Thanks everyone!
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryThanks esmi. I’ll give it a go.
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryUpdate
I seem to have been able to get my site running again now, albeit a bit broken! Thanks for getting me this far.
I’ve moved the main wordpress files to a new sub directory (not called blog) and have it running with the index and htaccess files in the root and seemingly resolving correctly.
The problem I’ve got now and hopefully this is the final one! Is that none of the images I uploaded and included in the site before moving it are displaying.
Can any give me a idea of if it’s possible to fix this without uploaded all the images again individually?
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryThanks esmi, That’s got the admin panel up again. Which is a step in the right direction. I think Ipstenu might be right about the blog page clashing with the directory page of the same name too. So I might have a go at trying his suggested fix again now.
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directorySo this is where I am now. If anyone can suggest to get this site working it would be greatly appreciated.
All the wordpress files are in a folder in the public dir called /blog
In here is my index.php which currently looks like this
and my htaccess file which looks like this
In the db:
site url: https://www.mightyhumble.com/blog/index.php
home: https://www.mightyhumble.comForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directory@Ispstenu
Hi, I tried the fix suggested by changing the folder etc but couldn’t get it working. So I decided to roll back to earlier version of my site which would get back into the admin. However, I still to have a broken admin login with no CSS.
https://www.mightyhumble.com/blog/wp-login.php
If I try and login it sends be to this url
https://www.mightyhumble.com/blog/index.php/wp-login.php
Trying to figure out what’s going on at the moment.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryRight I’ve done all that! I still can’t see my site. I think I might be having some weird caching issue. I’ve deleted my cookies etc. Still no jo. Can anyone else see the site?
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directory@esmi thanks for the tips.
@Ipstemu Thanks for the suggestion. I understand most of what you’re saying although I’m not sure how to add to/updated the wp_config?
What’s the best way to do that? Do I need to edit it via PHPMyAdmin?
I’m a bit of n00b as you may have noticed!
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryI can’t access the admin panel or see the site. So I presume I’d have to edit the htaccess file manually the permalinks files too?
Can anyone tell where I would find the relevant permalinks code? Also what a standard install code for the WordPress htaccess file look like?
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryThe site appears to have disappeared too now. So I’m not sure what good the site url will be in debugging this now. However, it’s https://www.mightyhumble.com
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In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryWP URL: https://www.mydomain.com/blog
Site URL: https://www.mydomain.comForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem accessing admin cp when giving WordPress Its own directoryYes I change those WP url and site URL via Settings > General.
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In reply to: sidebar widgets won't display in Twenty Eleven 1.1Thanks esmi, it was just a incorrect admin setting in the end.
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In reply to: sidebar widgets won't display in Twenty Eleven 1.1I just managed to answer my own question on this one. It was a setting in ‘Pages’
In case anyone has the same sort of n00bish issue as I did. You may want to check the following:
– Head into your admin panel
– Click on pages
– Click on ‘quick edit’ for a page
– Select ‘sidebar template/showcase template’ in the template drop down
– Click save
– Repeat for other pages as required