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So you want permalinks to work but the htaccess isn’t writing? (because that whole disabling title thing is throwing me off).

Try this:

1 – upload empty .htaccess to blog root
2 – chmd to 777
3 – define new permalink structure in options
4 – chmd back to 644 (or whatever permissions were before)

Explain what you want a bit better. You’re running on with really long sentences. Do you want to get rid of the customized permalinks altogether (like you customized them before) or…?

Actually, it seems to be up for me.

Hmm…well, it works now that I take out the post name attribute. Do you think that’s a bug or something – that postname and post_id won’t work together in permalinks?

But funny, since the default worked…

Yes, I did notice that problem with admin panel. But how exactly do you have to hack CSS to make the default theme work? It worked fine off the bat for me.

Ah, I see. Sorry.

Thank you!

Where exactly would I put this?

(I use the tag <?php the_ID(); ?> – from what I can understand of the code you gave, it seems to have a specific id in mind…

Hey Demee! Fancy catching you here. For pages, you can actually create your own templates. Just make sure you add this part at the very top.

<?php
/*
Template Name: Currently Template
*/
?>

Code it as you wish, and just like when you plug in the comments section in the Post view, insert

<?php comments_template(); ?>

where needed. Comments will be added to the page just like on posts. Like so: https://never.eloquensa.net/read/in-the-shadow-of-the-ark/

Hope that helps. ??

Here’s what I did when I got just about every single problem posted on this page.

1) Make a .htaccess file, but leave it blank.
2) Upload it into the directory your WP index.php page is.
3) Change chmod of the .htaccess to 777
4) Update permalinks
5) Change chmod of .taccess back to 644 (for your own protection)

It should work now. Hope this helps.