December 5, 20196 yr i have a blog made by wordpress and it hosted on a free webhost but soemtimes when i make some changes on the wordpress dashbaord .. and try to preview my website it direct me to the install wordpress page !! why that happen ?
December 5, 20196 yr Author 2 minutes ago, fisicx said: Probably a redirection issue. Whats the website? its blog undersonctrction yet- it only happen i keep chenage many things in the theme options at the same time
December 5, 20196 yr That suggests you are affecting the configuration of the site. It may be under construction but if it’s been uploaded to a server then the url will be accessible. Whats the url of the site?
December 6, 20196 yr Author 17 hours ago, fisicx said: That suggests you are affecting the configuration of the site. It may be under construction but if it’s been uploaded to a server then the url will be accessible. Whats the url of the site? http://sasa.getenjoyment.net/ i got a question . if i install plugins into my website it may later break down my website if the plugin is delted or updated or make any changes from the plugin maker ?
December 6, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, sasa1000 said: http://sasa.getenjoyment.net/ i got a question . if i install plugins into my website it may later break down my website if the plugin is delted or updated or make any changes from the plugin maker ? Some plugins will throw an error if you're referencing them in your templates. Plugins that affect only the admin area are usually fine. Your issue with being redirected is very strange. Normally you see that screen when you've added your database credentials but haven't ran the installer. The only thing I can think of is you're browsing to an incorrect URL that's triggering the installer for no reason, once you've set WordPress up with a populated database you shouldn't see that screen again.
December 6, 20196 yr 4 hours ago, sasa1000 said: if i install plugins into my website it may later break down my website if the plugin is delted or updated or make any changes from the plugin maker ? Yes. But it depends on the plugin. You are using the 2020 theme - what changes to the theme are you making?
December 6, 20196 yr Author 3 hours ago, fisicx said: Yes. But it depends on the plugin. You are using the 2020 theme - what changes to the theme are you making? chnage the layout of the posts my main aim is to have blog system to post new topics but im not sure what widgets or plugins i may need or if i should use log in full system or just simple comment plugin
December 6, 20196 yr 18 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: chnage the layout of the posts my main aim is to have blog system to post new topics but im not sure what widgets or plugins i may need or if i should use log in full system or just simple comment plugin WordPress is a blogging system so the answer should be 0 plugins.
December 7, 20196 yr On 12/6/2019 at 5:14 PM, sasa1000 said: chnage the layout of the posts my main aim is to have blog system to post new topics but im not sure what widgets or plugins i may need or if i should use log in full system or just simple comment plugin You don’t need any plugins. how are you changing the layout of the pages?
December 8, 20196 yr Author 14 hours ago, fisicx said: You don’t need any plugins. how are you changing the layout of the pages? i mean the sections of website like posts area and side bar and footer. i still structure it as a layout and at the same time i still add plugins and widjets i got a question - do i get a domain emial along when i buy a domain name ? or they charge extra money for the domain email ?
December 8, 20196 yr 18 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: i mean the sections of website like posts area and side bar and footer. i still structure it as a layout Are you editing the theme code or just using the built in functions? If it's the former - don't do this. 20 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: and at the same time i still add plugins and widjets How are you doing this? Are you using the plugin installer? 22 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: i got a question - do i get a domain emial along when i buy a domain name ? or they charge extra money for the domain email ? You are using a free hosting service. They don't appear to offer email. The are a whole load of reasons why your chosen host is the wrong one. For starters you don't get an SSL, something Google and many browsers no longer like.
December 8, 20196 yr Author 13 hours ago, fisicx said: Are you editing the theme code or just using the built in functions? If it's the former - don't do this. How are you doing this? Are you using the plugin installer? You are using a free hosting service. They don't appear to offer email. The are a whole load of reasons why your chosen host is the wrong one. For starters you don't get an SSL, something Google and many browsers no longer like. i use install plugin in wordpress.. its big and amazing world of ready plugins u remeber when i been asking u months ago about build a website with php and css and html.. i found its hard and i give up learning it and just find wordpress is suit my wishes to have a neat blog ---- im just confused now.. who give me the sll ( secure layer socket ) ? the web host website ? or the domain comapny ?
December 9, 20196 yr The hosting company can provide the SSL - but you have to pay for it. I think all your problems are because you are using a free hosting service. There will always be limitations.
December 9, 20196 yr Author 6 hours ago, fisicx said: The hosting company can provide the SSL - but you have to pay for it. I think all your problems are because you are using a free hosting service. There will always be limitations. i found a host comapny that offer FREE Auto SSL in the hosting package - is it good ? whats the diffrence ebtween auto ssl and normal one ?
December 9, 20196 yr Author this plan which i wanna apply for include hdd server - its big diffrent than ssd ? or i should get ssd server ?
December 9, 20196 yr 48 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: i found a host comapny that offer FREE Auto SSL in the hosting package - is it good ? whats the diffrence ebtween auto ssl and normal one ? They probably use the cPanel control panel as they have a feature called 'Auto SSL'. It's just normal SSL certs. If you don't mind using an old-school control panel you should be fine. If you need your site to be fast, you're better off using 100% SSD, but if speed isn't a problem (and your site doesn't have lots of slow-loading content, complex code and large file sizes) then HDD should be fine for you.
December 9, 20196 yr Author 2 hours ago, Rich C said: They probably use the cPanel control panel as they have a feature called 'Auto SSL'. It's just normal SSL certs. If you don't mind using an old-school control panel you should be fine. If you need your site to be fast, you're better off using 100% SSD, but if speed isn't a problem (and your site doesn't have lots of slow-loading content, complex code and large file sizes) then HDD should be fine for you. thx so auto ssl will replace the http of my website into https ? and will make my website firendly for seo ?
December 9, 20196 yr Author 10 hours ago, fisicx said: The hosting company can provide the SSL - but you have to pay for it. I think all your problems are because you are using a free hosting service. There will always be limitations. i noticed that some domain register comaony also give ssl - so whats its diffrent one than the ssl of the hosting company ?
December 9, 20196 yr 25 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: thx so auto ssl will replace the http of my website into https ? and will make my website firendly for seo ? Yes, it will make your site https and slightly more likely to rank higher on Google than sites without https - although for SEO there are far more important things (mainly: good content!). 26 minutes ago, sasa1000 said: i noticed that some domain register comaony also give ssl - so whats its diffrent one than the ssl of the hosting company ? Most free SSLs are provided by Let's Encrypt and there is no difference between them: they're just mathematics! Some paid SSL certs come with warranties and the like but you won't need anything like that on your site at this stage.
December 9, 20196 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Rich C said: Yes, it will make your site https and slightly more likely to rank higher on Google than sites without https - although for SEO there are far more important things (mainly: good content!). Most free SSLs are provided by Let's Encrypt and there is no difference between them: they're just mathematics! Some paid SSL certs come with warranties and the like but you won't need anything like that on your site at this stage. so how can i add free sll to my blog by add wordpress ssl plugin ? or i should downlaod ssl form some website and uploaud it to my webhost site ?
December 9, 20196 yr You need to activate it using your web host/domain provider's control panel. It may be done for you automatically, dependent on who you host with.
December 9, 20196 yr Author 1 hour ago, Rich C said: You need to activate it using your web host/domain provider's control panel. It may be done for you automatically, dependent on who you host with. i cant find any section to uloud ssl in my webhost- they wanna me buy their ssl by upgrade plan
December 9, 20196 yr Yes, that’s how their business works. you get limited free services and have to pay for everything else.
December 9, 20196 yr Author 12 minutes ago, fisicx said: Yes, that’s how their business works. you get limited free services and have to pay for everything else. so i should switch into another webhost hat let me install ssl or give fre auto ssl
December 9, 20196 yr Yes. But it won't be free. If all you want to do is run a hobby blog and don't want to pay anything just sign up with https://wordpress.com/
December 9, 20196 yr Author they mentioned in the plan that its free auto ssl -mmmm im with wordpress.org cuz it give me nice themes and i install it on another webhost whats the diffrence between windows and linuex hosting ? i can sign up at any of them for my blog ?
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