pwwiebe

I had this problem when trying to upload larger pictures (3MB) to my site. Checked the php.ini file and saw:

; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 2M

Changed it to 5M, restarted Apache, and she works like a charm now.

Glad I found this thread!

Thanks

Is it fair to say that no one modifies the xhtml/php ‘pages’ that get created by WP (not the dynamic ones, but the “static” pages) by changing the raw file itself? I was assuming that I’d be able to modify parts of the page the way I want, but was unsure how to proceed or where to find the info – clearly I need to do some reading and experimenting.

Are you saying I could have a template for a specific page? And that would allow me to manage the complete “custom” xhtml on each page that I have now on individual html files, using the WP admin interface?

Thanks for the guidance samboll – I’ll look into the codex link you provided and come back if I have more questions. I appreciate it sir!

Pwwiebe

Well, you caught it. I had localhost setup in my WordPress address and Blog address under general settings. That fixed it right up!

Thanks ClaytonJames! It’s always surprising how some can understand what the issue is without pictures or diagrams. You, sir, are the man.

Now if you could help me with my other post, that would be awesome! ??

Pwwiebe

I had that in some “links” that I created with localhost unthinkingly, but I fixed those already because the other machine wasn’t seeing those at all.

I’m also seeing that the one picture I uploaded is located with a localhost URL, and the one Page I created seems to have a Permalink with a localhost URL… I’m a bit stumped as to how to change them.