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Hey MellowK, If I want to use the community Edition, Does it mean I am no longer able to use the WP plugin & it’s admin panel and other features such as shortcodes ?!

Should I Integrate the codes by myself?

Thanks Figaro,

Yes that’s the possible solution, but as I prefer to work on my development area, and I’m not only working on one blog, I prefer to have a dynamic website which doing a replace is give me a feeling that I’m doing stuff manually. but seems that’s the ultimate, and easy way.

You can not use <?php blog_info(‘template_directory’)?> on your URL, php is a server side language which means that it should go to the server, process & translate & then get back to where it was. but in this case, it is a plain text.

I have a same problem with my images when I’m developing on localhost and still I’m worry what am I gonna do when I want to make my blog live on a domain name.

But If you insist to use relative paths, I found a solution:
Parent path for relative path has a direct connection with a parmalink.
so depends on how you customize your parmalink to show up, you can create a folder, call it whatever your parmalink is, and put your images there, for me, my parmalink is like blog/%postname%
so I uploaded all of my images into the blog folder, and here we go, all images are working now. you can also create a folder inside blog and call it images, so when you are inserting images into your post, you have to indicate images/picture.png