roger.bankes

Ok, I resolved the issues with this install. The instructions for the Zingiri Forum are totally inadequate. For example there is absolutely no mention that MyBB is bundled inside the plugin installer, nor that the install instructions for MyBB need to be followed to ensure write permissions on several folders.

Instead the plugin says it’s installed when it has actually done nothing at all.

Re WordPress integration… this is not a good look at all. Better off using MyBB directly.

Ok, found it. It’s so obvious (not)…

Under /* =Fonts @ .pingback a.url

I managed to change the font from Georgia to Arial but the text is to big.

I’d like to know where this is possible. Which line sets the font for “entry-content”?

Is there are setting for master default font?

This may no longer be relevant as I have since discovered that by using CentOS provided by cPanel, that unless you also install the cPanel features, then Apache may not run properly because they rewrote things like the mod_rewrite function, possibly to protect their licensing/distribution.

I have applied the fix but still get 404s on Permalinks. The current discussion is at

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cannot-find-page-after-changing-settings-to-use-year-month-name-system?replies=2#post-2140277

I found some other posts about this problem and I did try the fix described on the link below.

https://wpcodesnippets.info/blog/wcs-custom-permalinks-hotfix.html

But I still have a problem… errors on all permalinks.

I resolved this issue by turning off “debug” in the config file.

I get this error also. I tried changing the theme and even though I had a local zip file to upload, WP requested FTP access to the site. We never have FTP access enabled on our sites, so I uploaded via Webmin file manager and unpacked the zip where theme files are stored.

Now that I have changed the theme I get these errors. On the admin pages I get…

Notice: Undefined index: page in /var/www/html/somesite.com/wp-content/themes/revolution-code-blue/functions.php on line 21

And on the public pages I get…

Notice: get_settings is deprecated since version 2.1! Use get_option() instead. in /var/www/html/somesite.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3303

Am I missing some configuration settings somewhere because I didn’t allow WP access to the site?

Yes, /usr/lib64/php/modules is correct, cheers!

Ok, thanks… “yum install php-mysql” did the trick. While it was already installed, yum installed the “53” version anyway. I have now progressed onto the next error which is about user permissions, and hopefully I can deal with that.

Btw /usr/lib/php/modules doesn’t exist on this 64-bit version of Centos 5.

I saw reference to that before but it was for Windows installs. I have a test page that runs phpinfo()… if php.ini wasn’t being initiated wouldn’t that test page fail? As it is, it produces an extensive report.

Otherwise which line is is it needs uncommenting and what should it look like?