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One method:

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When you create a database in your control panel [via your webhost] you should be able to see the database details.

If you having problems, Install4Free may be an option for you.

Providing a link to your url helps.

If you are referring to this site, it loaded very quickly for me.

https://blog.exofire.net/

Looks like you have a problem with your permalinks though.

It’s all volunteer work here so the best you can do is wait for someone to come along and help out. This always depends on the questions asked, the tone of the questioning etc etc.
A url would be helpful so people can at least take a look from the outside as to what may be happening.

If you would like to email me, I will take a look.

shadow12 gmail

Perhaps get in touch with Install4Free

Add the exclude code to your current coding:

<?php $pages = wp_list_pages('exclude=17,38&title_li=0'); ?>

Just change and add the ID’s to suit your particular situation.

No need to apologise – that’s why we have forums like this – to learn ??

what page do I put that in?

It will go into your header.php file and you should already see it in place – just change the bit between the brackets to include the relevant ID’s ('exclude=17,38' )

2. Just another WordPress weblog

can be changed via your Admin panel – Options. Second text box.

3. This will be code written into your theme in a file called footer.php – editable either using an offline text editor – which you change and save file and then upload via ftp
Or online via Presentataion – Theme editor – if you have permissions on those files which allow you to edit online.

Something like this should help:

<ul>
<?php
wp_list_pages('exclude=17,38' ); ?>
</ul>

As shown at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/wp_list_pages

If you are still stuck then, email shadow12 gmail and I will give you a hand.

No not really. You have 2 backups.

The older one which I am assuming contains the bulk of your posts until a week ago?

A newer one which will only contain the last 7 days posts?

Whichever one you import back into your database, will be the one that is in place.

So, I would:

1. Manually copy the past 7 days post to a text files [with comments info]

2. Restore old backup

3. Copy/paste the last 7 days back into new posts [time stamped if necessary]

4. Make a new backup

The other option is to wait until some much more intelligent soul than me tells you how to add the posts/comments from the past 7 days via a database query.

Restoring the backup will put back in place exactly what was in the backup at the time, so if you did it last week, it only has the content up until that time. Restoring it will override anything you now have in place. If you do not want to lose the last week of posts [depending on how many you have] perhaps save them to text files and repost. When finished – backup the whole lot so you have it all.

And there are NO ‘dumb’ questions ??

If your installation did not include an index.php file, something has gone wrong somewhere.

I would delete all your current files and try your installation again with a fresh download of WP 2.3.1

Failing that, get in touch with Install4Free for some help.

Perhaps get in touch with Install4Free to give you a hand.