My Problem is all the file and folder of wp-admin/wp-includes is shifted to wp-content folder automatically after certain period of time.
This is my website url : http://tech-webroyals.com/wp_v23_iqmass/
this is my cpanel view of wp-content folder where all wp-admin file relocated
Any help?
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I have installed wordpres, and all files from wordpress are in public_html folder. In same public_html folder I have /onlineforms directory, but it won't load using
https://url/onlineforms
There is .htaccess file
Prevent folder browsing
Options All -Indexes
but no changes.
How can I fix this so I will be able to open url/onlineforms/index.php?
you have to hit by file name if you folder has index file you hit https://url/onlineforms/index.php or html which file you have load
I am using Softaculous to install WordPress from Cpanel on the root public_html directory, and when the installation finishes successfully, and after opening the domain it opens like this: www.somewebsite.com/en, although there is no dirctory in public_html with the name 'en'. How do I fix this problem?
Can I unzip WordPress folder directly into htdocs folder without creating WordPress folder in it?
To unzip wordpress.zip inside htdocs folder, one blank folder should be there.
So first create blank folder that unzip wordpress.zip inside that folder.
Thanks,
Yes you can, the wordpress files should be installed in the DocumentRoot for the website which I think in your case is the htdocs folder.
When you unzip it it will unzip with a wordpress folder, just move the contents of the folder up a level and remove the wordpress directory.
You just need to configure your wp-config.php file with the relevant access details for the database connection
I have a wordress site but I have a simple page which is not part of the wordpress project
http://sitetest.com/mypage.php
How can I make wordpress ignore this file and allow it to be shown
Just upload this php file to your /public_html directory and run as usually http://sitetest.com/mypage.php, it should work.
UPD. I checked and it works for me.
Just put the file in the site root folder. It will be accessible.
Example: if your site root is /var/www/html/ or public_html then put the file in html/public_html folder where others WordPress files & folders are like wp-content, wp-includes, wp-admin etc.
root_directory:
wp-content/
wp-admin/
wp-includes/
stackoverflow
The text above is the sample directories in my root folder.
This time I want to create a page named "stackoverflow".
Everything is working, the page is created and the url is
www.mywebsite.com/stackoverflow
Now, every time I visit www.mywebsite.com/stackoverflow, it only loads the directory and not the page.
Any solutions for this guys? Thanks!
You have to change your directory name or your file name.
You cant keep directory and file with same name in same directory.