panantukan

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That worked

I have solved the problem. I found that in addition to using the correct permission settings in htaccess you must also add rules to the htaccess file. WordPress attempts to do this automatically, but my server would not allow it.

When you press the button to change the permalink type wordpress creates a new box that has the code you need to copy paste into htaccess. The box is not visible unless you scroll down.

Hope this helps.

@hscblog

I have solved the problem. I found that in addition to using the correct permission settings in htaccess you must also add rules to the htaccess file. WordPress attempts to do this automatically, but my server would not allow it.

When you press the button to change the permalink type wordpress creates a new box that has the code you need to copy paste into htaccess. The box is not visible unless you scroll down.

Hope this helps.

thanks

Thanks for your help. I will try the font you suggest and see if I think it looks better.

It’s very strange. I tried doing the exact same thing to expand my navbar and this time it worked, whereas before the additional links dropped down.

At least it’s working now.

yes, so on my localhost which is identical I added the additional links and since it looks terrible on two lines I haven’t changed my live site yet.

You wanted to see my theme so I thought that would help.

Sorry. https://nationaleconomy.net/blog

I haven’t tried to expand the navbar or add new links on my live site.

I’m doing this on my localhost before I update my site

@numeeja

Thank you. That fixed it.

Thank you for responding.

I tried what you suggested and have found that it has no effect on the page URI. Am I missing something?

@esmi

Thank you for responding.

I tried opening that file in a text editor. It doesn’t display correctly. What program should I use to look at the wp_options table?