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There is also a plugin called Book Reviews.

Yes, definitely more trouble than it’s worth! But thank you for the answer. I just wondered if there was some easy way to do it.

HOORAY! It’s back!

When I checked the options page, I thought I had put https://www.unplugyourkids.com/blog for the WP-URL, but I actually had https://www.unplugyourkids.com for both URLs. When I changed the WP-URL to the correct one, I had to log in again then everything went back to normal.

Thanks so much for the help! I really appreciate your time!

I tried to change to the Default Theme and it said I did, but there is still no theme on the blog.

OK-it let me log in when I did it the old way:

https://74.52.60.18/~marybun/blog/wp-login.php

All is still without any kind of color or theme, but at least I am at the control panel.

Michael,

I logged in but it took me to the “Error 404 page not found” page. Also, the login screen looks weird and is without anykind of template or formatting either.

Also-I had to use Username “admin” and the password that was sent to me from WP. It wouldn’t take my usual username and pass.

Whooami-

Yeah, I know. It is dumb to mess with what you don’t understand, but I thought I was helping things!

I see now that the stylesheet path is wrong. The WP folders are all in the subdirectory “blog.” Should I change the path? But why wouldn’t unplugyourkids.com/blog/wp-admin take me to the admin page since the admin files are indeed in the subdirectory “blog?”

As you can see, I know just enough to mess things up!

MichaelH-

I copied the index.php file into my root directory (public_html) and made the change as explained by you and the codex.

I now have the following settings:

WP-URL: https://www.unplugyourkids.com/blog
Blog URL: https://www.unplugyourkids.com

That caused some progress since https://www.unplugyourkids.com now goes to my blog, but there is still no stylesheet.

Also, the codex said to log in the new way, which I think should be: https://unplugyourkids.com/blog/wp-admin/, but I get an “Error 404 Page Not Found.”

(All the WP files were already in their own subdirectory entitled “blog”)

Duh! Refreshing the page does help doesn’t it!!

Thanks so much for the help everyone. It worked!

Have a great day!

Thanks Adam, I think that’s what Otto suggested and I did it, but the text still wraps. Could there be another area of the stylesheet that is still causing a problem? There is something in there about “float fix” (and overflow?).

Thanks Otto42. I made the change, but the text still wraps. Am I doing something wrong?

Sorry. I am new to all this. Didn’t mean to do anything wrong. I’ve seen code in other posts so I thought it was OK.

I did post the code for the picture but apparently it was deleted by a moderator.

I had also put in the CSS for the template stylesheet because I wondering if there is anything in there that is causing the code to continuously wrap.

Can anyone help me?

That’s odd, my first post explaining the problem has disappeared.

My text wraps all the time and looks bad since there are just one or two words per line next to the image. The only”fix” I have found is to use a smaller picture so that the wrapped text doesn’t look quite so strange.

How do I stop this from happening? I’d rather have no text wrap at all. Thanks!

Here’s a link to an example of what’s going on:

https://74.52.60.18/~marybun/blog/?p=392

And the code:

[code moderated]

YAHOO!!! Hostgator chat solved it! I had a dash (-) instead of an underscore (_) in the username and database name. See it there in my config file?

I fixed it and now it works!!

Thanks so much to all of you who tried to help and offered suggestions. I am grateful to you all for your time. Have a great day!