I tried to display a test page localhost/wordpress/test.html inside my wordpress installation.
However, even though the page exists in this location wordpress simply displays the File Not Found Page.
How can I fix this and get my localhost/wordpress/test.html to show up?
Fixed it.
It was a wordpress theme redirect inside the .htaccess file
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My site is currently showing PHP code only and it doesnt seem to execute php
https://mycountrycafe.com/
I had to change the permalink structure to the postname for SEO purposes and after the change it does not show the content. It displays the php code.
Using godaddy
Looks like it is not permalink problem.
Try to rename plugins folder and load homepage.
If it solves your problem, rename plugins folder back and rename plugin by plugin to find the culprit
Please,First of all must be stop your website because your config file now is appear for everyone and sure for that your Apache is working well.
I've developed my theme locally and I have the Reading Settings > Front page displays > Front page displays > Your latest posts.
This would then mean the template file would be home.php and this all works fine on my local machine. Though when I push this to my live site and have the same settings the front-page.php file is being displayed even though I deleted it and cleared my cache.
You can view the site here: www.eatsleepkayak.com
The home page should be displaying a blog feed not the current quotes landing page.
Im not sure why this is happening and how to resolve it.
After move live Permalink re-save.
Note: .htaccess should be writable.
or create template file and assign to any other page. Use this page as front page.
I was asked to change this site
http://www.ellabar.com/ ,so i created a new test site as a sub domain of the main one as
http://test.ellabar.com/
Once the test site was done i was supposed to change the url to main one. I changed the url to main through general settings. Which i should not have done. Everything disappeared. I could not login to my wordpress login.
I searched a lot of topics to find a solution of changing urls in functions.php file of my theme folder. That worked but after sometime again it stopped working. Now someone suggested this to me on wordpress forum
See:
You'll need to use FTP or Cpanel to change those back - the functions.php file method is pretty easy to do.
If the functions.php file is messed up, using FTP change the name on your active theme's folder - which will force WP to use a default theme (twentyfifteen). Then use the same functions.php file method to change the site URL's back in that twentyfifteen theme.
Now this is what happens.
If i change the name of functions.php to anything else say wpfunctions.php than i can see the wordpress login page, correctly log into the dashboard and work in back end of wordpress but the website disappears. If i rename it to functions.php than website works correctly but wordpress login becomes a white screen. I want both the site and dashboard working. Can anyone help me with this please. I really need to make this site live in one day for my client.
Im using wordpress 4.0 and default theme is twenty fourteen.
Deactivating the current theme and re-installing it, fixed the white screen error.
I make a new installation in my server and able to login with wp-admin.
I activate the theme from my wp-admin but when i visit my site it shows me as empty page , i am unable to find out the problem .
What is solutions for this type of error.
There is a PHP error somewhere causing your WP to white screen.
Put WP into debug mode by adding this line to your wp-config.php
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
You should now see some sort of output on the page, update your question if you still can't work it out from this information.
If it's a brand-new server, make sure there aren't any index.html/index.htm files lurking in the root of the website.
Try just using the default 2011 theme. If it loads up fine, then you have a problem with your theme.
You might also check for whitespace before <?php and after ?> in wp-config.php and your theme's functions.php file.
Put php.ini file in both front and back end. that will be work definitely..
hope it helps.. Let me know
I've installed wordpress locally, and created a few pages, but when I try to refer them, they do now show up. Instead I get a 404 error. when I try to open http://localhost/mySite/About page, it tries to open the file D:\mySite\About, which doesn't exist. Any problem with permalinks or htaccess file?? My site is at D:\mySite and I'm creating a new theme. I've created the page.php file so that it shows my page but no luck.
If you're working on Windows you need to work with the web.config instead even with PHP because that's how IIS works.
More information here:
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/466/enabling-pretty-permalinks-in-wordpress/
I'm using wamp, the problem was that, by default, mode-rewrite was not being loaded. My mistake, now it's working.