pjmerrigan

@adrian: Sorry, I should have linked it already: http://www.simonpdoyle.com. The top post on the homepage isn’t currently sticky because it looked vastly different, but I’d like to make it so.

@burakkaptan: Thanks for the info. Is there a specific class I ought to use in CSS? Or is there some other way of styling it?

Thanks

Installed the plugin but it seems a bit over my head lol (the whole CNAME thing). I’m going to break for 10 minutes and then get stuck in. Thanks for all your help so far, dcleek! Much appreciated!

Hmm. I’ve reverted my backed-up .htaccess file as the one you suggested didn’t work… and now the site is appearing :). Thank you for your help!

However, I have a new problem. I’m pointing another domain name to the folder (2 domains, 1 hosting package).

The folder works as expected now:
http://www.peterjmerrigan.co.uk/spd/
But the linked domain is still showing the Internal Server Error:
http://www.simonpdoyle.com

Is there some additional code I need in the .htaccess file, do you think?

We’re nearly “resolved” 😀

Thanks. Now I’m just getting a 404
(http://www.peterjmerrigan.co.uk/spd/ to save you scrolling back up 🙂 )

Edit: I didn’t actually create the /spd/ folder and welcome.php file… I figured WordPress did that when I set up the subfolder-site… :/

Thanks for the reply. No, not figured it out yet. I’m in the middle of modifying the welcome.php file to make it look nicer until I can figure it out (assuming you’re seeing a white page, black text saying “Simon P. Doyle. Fantasy author. Visitors should check back soon.”) I’m about to add a background etc, but I still can’t figure out how to show any WordPress content.

Additionally, I’ve checked with my host (GoDaddy) and mod_rewrite is on and working. Looks like an .htaccess issue, but I don’t know enough to fix it.