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I’m just an idiot, I guess I don’t know what this page doesn’t exist actually means. I deleted the page and now it works fine.

https://www.easycrapslessons.com. If you need login information please let me know. I can set you up an account with admin privileges.

Hi Camu; the plugin works great but for some reason it does not work with the following theme: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/2010-weaver. When you click on the subscribe without commenting or the manage subscriptions link the text box for your email address does not appear. Is their some code in the theme that has to be changed? Thanks.

So I take it weaver 1.5 is officially dead. The download page doesn’t work. Plus there’s a few plugins that don’t work with this theme and was wondering if they were going to be fixed in version 1.5

Where is the link? The one you listed is not active

the .htaccess one didn’t work at all but the wp-config.php worked like a charm

A lot of people say relative links don’t work with wordpress. All pages are created on the fly, but they are planted in the root directory so relative links will work just fine. Let’s say you want to create a link to your sitemap page. https://www.yoursite.com/sitemap/. You would put in the link tags href=”https://www.yoursite.com/sitemap/”, this relative link will also work: href=”/sitemap/”. The browser will assume this link is coming from the root directory and will automatically plant in https://www.yoursite.com before the “/sitemap/”.

Let me correct the above codes where they will show up properly. I am omitting the tags.

URL 1: href=”https://www.yoursite.com/sitemap/”
URL 2: href=”https://<?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?>/sitemap/”
URL 3: href=”/sitemap/”

All three work just fine.

I use relative links on my site here: https://syntheticoilarticles.us. They all work fine. Let’s say the link to an image is: https://syntheticoilarticles.us/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/racing_boat.jpg. I replace it with: /wp-content/uploads/2009/10/racing_boat.jpg and everything works out just fine. The browser assumes the link is originating from the root directory (where the links actually are, remember they are being called to the index.php file in the root directory and will automatically put in the website url before hand. Let us assume you make a link to a sitemap on your website. It can be handled one of three ways:
Sitemap, or
/sitemap/>Sitemap
or the relative link: Sitemap

All three will work just fine.

Is it possible to make several pages in one post?