Brad Dalton

The problem is its the mailchimp widget which looks different in different versions of different browsers.

My site is https://wpsites.net/

I’d like the submit button aligned directly underneath the email box otherwise it won’t fit next to it.

Thanks for your help

You mean you’re trying to install WordPress on a Bluehost account?

Use Simple Scripts in cPanel under the Software section

Bluehost offer technical support and can advise you exactly where the problem is

You’ll also need to change your nameservers to point to bluehost

This can be done by logging into your domain managers account and finding nameservers or DNS

If you are migrating from a a free hosted wordpress.com extension, you’ll need to use the WordPress export tool and import your content using the import tool

Why not use the wp-config.php from the WordPress download rather than create a new one?

Simply add your database details to this file before you upload WordPress to your server

Why aren’t you using a recommdended host which offers one click installation of WordPress? https://www.ads-software.com/hosting/

This will avoid any manual installation of WordPress

This may be your problem

This WXR file (version 1.2) may not be supported by this version of the importer. Please consider updating.

Do u need to update the plugin?

There’s 2 hosts i know of which both offer a free transfer service but aren’t on the list of recommended WordPress hosts https://www.ads-software.com/hosting/

Bluehost don’t offer full support for migrations and Godaddy want your money

You’ll need to pay for the backup becuase it includes all your content

If you use a recommended host like Bluehost https://www.ads-software.com/hosting/, they offer a one click installation scrip which makes it super easy to install WordPress

You can’t go wrong that way

What install.php file are you referring too?

Are you installing WordPress manually?

If that’s the case, the name of the install file ishttps://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/install.php

Type that in your browser and change yourdomain to your domain

Move to a new host https://www.ads-software.com/hosting/

These hosts all offer one click easy installation of WordPress and excellent technical support 24/7

They may also offer a free transfer as well

1&1 aren’t a recommended host

Change the settings under Discussion in your Dashboard

You can change the site url and wordpress url under General settings before you backup your site and move to the new domain

Or

You can change these in the database using PhpMyAdmin

Or you can export the database directly from PhpMyAdmin which you’ll find in cPanel under Databases

Not all cPanel accounts display a backup icon

Always save a full backup of your wordpress site on your local computer

You should have changed the site and wordpress url before you created a backup of the files and database. You can change it in your WordPress dashboard under General Settings

WordPress Address (URL)
Site Address (URL)

Then you can upload your files to your server and import your database using PhpMyAdmin

You’ll need to edit your files and find the php code for your author link.

Create a backup of any files you want to edit first

Create an addon domain for your second site and install WordPress to the directory folder which is created when you create an addon domain

If you want to install WordPress in a sub domain or sub directory, create that directory first under Domains in cPanel and install WordPress there using fantastico deluxe or simple scripts

If your web host doesn’t offer any of these 2 installation scripts, install WordPress manually

Need to go to Backwpup > working and click run now

Great plugin but it doesn’t filter out the default WordPress comments box so now I have two. Is there a solution for this?