PeterStrempel

Thanks @tellyworth, but it’s still no go.

My htaccess file either doesn’t work or isn’t being read at all, with or without altered paths.

I am not using multisite because I will eventually delete and replace an online site with a locally developed one, and I need my first local WP site as the archive of the online site to be deleted.

Local Environment reads like a lot more fiddling than I’m already doing.

The error 404 file, from my first local wp installation, tells me the second virtual host is simply not being recognized. I want to keep going with tracking why that might be the case. Any suggestions along those lines?

@ronaldvw
Thank you sir! Switch to Helvetica Neue did indeed fix the problem.

How would you cull web font contenders that convert to woff OK? What gives a font away as not suitable for web use before you use it online?

Thanks again, for your help. I had no idea that changing my sans-serif could involve this level of pre-vetting.

Big thumbs up.

It was late in my antipodean night when I threw up my arms and cried ‘I’m locked out of my blog. What shall I do now? I’m doomed!’

Instead of looking at the error message, which told me where the error was, I ran around like a headless chook, traipsing eventually to the forum, and tapped out my sad little message.

After having done it though, some rationality returned and I did exactly what you suggested some hours later: I located the php page referenced in the error message (duuuuuh!) and renamed it, forcing the plugin to deactivate, and allowing me to remove it.

My only active plugins include Antispam Bee and Google XML Sitemaps.

After reading your last post I installed the new version of Botnet Attack Blocker, logged out, and back into my admin pages. I did some stuff successfully, and then logged out and in again. All appears to be well.

So, whatever you changed seems to have done the trick. Thanks for your response.

(BTW, http://www.peterstrempel.com is the beastie.)

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