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I have the same question. Any clarification on where I should paste in the code? Thanks for the help.

I resolved it. I actually called GD back for a different reason and the agent looked into it.

The htaccess file was preventing it from showing up properly so he renamed the file with disabled at the end: /public_html/wp-content/uploads/.htaccess.disabled

And now it works. Thanks for sticking with me on the issue. I appreciate the help.

Linux – I only chose that one because I figured Windows went with a PC. I’m working off of a Mac.

I deleted it from my c-panel and reinstalled it through the GoDaddy WordPress set-up. Same result. Is there something else I should be doing (i.e. on the www.ads-software.com end)?

Yes, brand new installation.

I deactivated and retried with the 2013 theme, but got the same result. I’ve tried a few different images, but most recently a 600X400 and a 1224X1632. Oddly, when I’m in the media bay and I click on Edit Image, the image appears, but after I click update it reverts back to nothingness.

Spoke with GoDaddy – the agent confirmed that the file permissions are correct and the anti-hotlinking is disabled. Is there something in my site’s code that may need adjustment? The same picture file uploaded to a separate site I have with wordpress.com uploads no problem.

I checked on my site – the permissions for the parent file wp-content/uploads is set to 0755, but when I dig down to the jpg file its permission is set to 0644.

Also, when I double click on the picture file on my c-panel, the picture opens up no problem.

I searched around for hot linking, but didn’t see any mention of it.

Any thoughts?

Got it, thank you – you were a huge help.

Awesome – thank you for the help and clarification. I know I’m veering into a different forum topic so this will be my last q on the matter:

If I’m understanding correctly I would need to transfer the live432.com registrar to GoDaddy for example, set up self hosting on GoDaddy, have the live432.com site up and running, then move my live432.wordpress.com to www.ads-software.com through export/import, connect live432.com to www.ads-software.com, and finally install the e-commerce plugin?

The link was broken in my previous post. Here is the correct one: https://live432.com/2013/07/25/the-retirement-account-sunshine-without-my-face/

They don’t actually – I just opened the pdf from my desktop in Safari and the links open in the same page. So it looks like the new page functionality gets lost in the html –>pdf conversion. I guess that’s more a question for Adobe than WordPress.

Apologies – I didn’t think to open the pdf in Safari before I posted. Unless you have any suggestions, I’ll resolve the post.