Hi. I'm a teacher. I'm trying to have my domain, www.pluister.com, be where my students go for lessons. Is it possible to have every page under this domain address, or will it always revert to http://pluister.x10host.com/wp/? I'm so close, but I just don't quite get it. Ive changed my nameservers on godaddy. What else do I need to do to have every page be a subpage of pluister.com? Thanks.
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If you want your domain to only point to your WordPress installation, you would need to add your domain as an add-on domain. This would have to be set to point to the 'wp' directory.
If you want it to not just be used for WordPress (outside the that directory, working like the sub-domain) then you would want to add it as a parked domain.
Important note: it is likely that you need to change your WordPress domain name in its configuration file to the new one in order to load assets and have working links.
If you want it to not just be used for WordPress (outside the that directory, working like the sub-domain) then you would want to add it as a parked domain.
Important note: it is likely that you need to change your WordPress domain name in its configuration file to the new one in order to load assets and have working links.
Yeah.... I did something.... Where is the config file? I'm a total noob when it comes to coding. Using dreamweaver for ftp. Somewhere it didn't translate. Thoughts? www.pluister.com
Yeah.... I did something.... Where is the config file? I'm a total noob when it comes to coding. Using dreamweaver for ftp. Somewhere it didn't translate. Thoughts? www.pluister.com
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if you have wordpress installed, and are able to login to the admin interface you can change the information under "settings -> general".
You want to change both "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)", typically those would be set to the same.
Seeing as you have installed wp under your domain/wp the settings should look like: "http://www.pluister.com/wp", optionally, if you want wp to load directly from the domain you would need to move all files from /wp to the domain root for your domain (default is a folder by the same name as the domain). If you choose to do so you should set the configuration values to "http://www.pluister.com".
If you are unable to login, due to domain mismatch for instance, this article could be of some help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
You can use the file manager in cPanel to make changes to files, which for smaller changes may be faster then downloading, altering, and then upload the changed file back.
Once you have made proper changes, you might need to go to "Settings -> permalinks" and resave the option to make sure all links are properly set to the domain you want to use.
You want to change both "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)", typically those would be set to the same.
Seeing as you have installed wp under your domain/wp the settings should look like: "http://www.pluister.com/wp", optionally, if you want wp to load directly from the domain you would need to move all files from /wp to the domain root for your domain (default is a folder by the same name as the domain). If you choose to do so you should set the configuration values to "http://www.pluister.com".
If you are unable to login, due to domain mismatch for instance, this article could be of some help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
You can use the file manager in cPanel to make changes to files, which for smaller changes may be faster then downloading, altering, and then upload the changed file back.
Once you have made proper changes, you might need to go to "Settings -> permalinks" and resave the option to make sure all links are properly set to the domain you want to use.
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if you have wordpress installed, and are able to login to the admin interface you can change the information under "settings -> general".
You want to change both "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)", typically those would be set to the same.
Seeing as you have installed wp under your domain/wp the settings should look like: "http://www.pluister.com/wp", optionally, if you want wp to load directly from the domain you would need to move all files from /wp to the domain root for your domain (default is a folder by the same name as the domain). If you choose to do so you should set the configuration values to "http://www.pluister.com".
If you are unable to login, due to domain mismatch for instance, this article could be of some help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
You can use the filemanager in cPanel to make changes to files, which for smaller changes may be faster then downloading, altering, and then
You want to change both "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)", typically those would be set to the same.
Seeing as you have installed wp under your domain/wp the settings should look like: "http://www.pluister.com/wp", optionally, if you want wp to load directly from the domain you would need to move all files from /wp to the domain root for your domain (default is a folder by the same name as the domain). If you choose to do so you should set the configuration values to "http://www.pluister.com".
If you are unable to login, due to domain mismatch for instance, this article could be of some help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
You can use the filemanager in cPanel to make changes to files, which for smaller changes may be faster then downloading, altering, and then
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