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• Posted 2 years ago
• By Think Tank
• Latest reply from Think Tank
• This topic is resolved

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1. 

   Think Tank
   

   junior member
   

   
   Posted 2 years ago
   #

   Hi Milo,

   Could you please indicate how to interprate the Index.php if I want to change
   directories for my WordPress installation. Thanks!

   Normally, the procedure below would work fine. The Mojo Theme's Index.php is,
   however, coded differently and despite some trial runs, I couldn't figure how to
   accomplish what I set out to do.

   If it is going to create more trouble than it's worth, I'd rather re-install at the root.

   Codex Extract:
   "Open your root directory's index.php file in a text editor
   Change the following and save the file. Change the line that says:
   require('./wp-blog-header.php');
   to the following, using your directory name for the WordPress core files:
   require('./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php');
   Login to the new location. It might now be http://example.com/wordpress/wp-admin/"
   Source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
2. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 2 years ago
   #

   My Dear,
   you are talking about the wp application index,
   just reread this line
   "Open your root directory's index.php file in a text editor"
   those files are core index files not touched at any point by theme files.
3. 

   milo
   

   moderator
   

   
   Posted 2 years ago
   #

   If you want to install wordpress at the root, either do so by choosing it in cpanel with an "/" as the install path to indicate the root,
   whereas WordPress will be installed at the root instead of your current install at /blog/ = folder (of living wordpress directory).

   If you do it manually, you have to move all folders via ftp from the blog dir to the root of your server, possible paths:
   /public_html/
   /html/
4. 

   Think Tank
   

   junior member
   

   
   Posted 2 years ago
   #

   Lemme just get some sleep first...it's 02:28 ;o>
5. 

   Think Tank
   

   junior member
   

   
   Posted 2 years ago
   #

   Not to get familiar or anyting, but...Yes, Dear.

   Some much needed rest later...FIXED!

   Just for everyone's benefit:

   I actually had everything in place and installed correctly right from the start...except for one error that caused all my troubles. I had copied the theme's index.php to /public_html/ and I just kept on looking to fix the error in the wrong place. Go figure.

   Thanks for sparking a renewed process of elimination, Milo. Wouldn't have found my error without your guidance!!!

   PS: Trust me, people - ADHD and Hyperfocus is not for sissies. It's my biggest gift and worst enemy all at once!