vanishdesign

Your htaccess file is in the wrong directory. It needs to be in the root of your wordpress install. If your blog is installed into a directory like /wordpress/ or /blog/ put it there.

Hopefully this helps:

https://www.michelem.org/2008/07/11/wordpress-dynamic-meta-description-and-keywords-howto/

That’s the way the URLs should look for the previews. Are you using WordPress’s “blog address” feature? Go to the administration area and click on the Settings tab on the left. If, for example, your files are actually located at ‘/wordpress/’ and you have it point to ‘/WhatsAllThisThen/’ the previews give that error.

I had this same problem. Previews don’t show up if you’re using that virtual directory feature. If you want to change the name of the directory, you have to (sorry) go into FTP and change the name of the folder physically. Be sure to change it in WordPress first.

Jawfish is right, it doesn’t have anything to do with your domain redirects, but WordPress’s virtual directory ‘blog address’ handling. Try eliminating that value and see if you can access it from her redirected address.

in Settings in the administration area, try using this:
“https://herblogname.com/blog” instead of this “https://0000000.netsolhost.com/blog” and leave the second line blank.

I don’t think ‘get a real host’ is constructive help. I think many hosts do this or similar redirecting, so the user’s domain root actually points to myhost.com/user/www/

Using a variable for category_name in the WP_Query function call will shut down with two word category names. Your WP_Query will return no content if the category name is, say, “Web Design.”

I’m not sure how to get around it if you’re using the category name as the identifier.