ALL THE POSTS AS "404 NOT FOUND" PAGES, BUT INDEX IS OK
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Hi!!! I am very worried!! all my post apear as “404 not found”, but when I enter in mi admin, all the texts are inside, what can I do?
The index is ok http://www.soniaaparicio.com/
but all the entries are wrong :-( for example:
http://www.soniaaparicio.com/aprender-toda-la-vida-es-la-estrategia/
http://www.soniaaparicio.com/periodismo-de-marca-y-rsc/
please, what can I do???The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi there Sonia,
You’ve reached support for the free sites hosted at WordPress.com. Your site at http://www.soniaaparicio.com/ is hosted elsewhere using the free WordPress software.
Because your site is self-hosted with a different provider, support staff at WordPress.com do not have access to your site’s files or the ability to provide support for your current issue.
You can find support for your self-hosted WordPress site here:
Please make sure your transferred from WordPress.com to a self-hosted site correctly:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPressInstructions to reset your permalinks:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_PermalinksThanks very much and best of luck with your new site.
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tnahk you very much
what must I do to have wordpress as hosting for soniaaparicio.com? could ypu explain me the steps to do? -
Hi Sonia, You had WordPress.com hosting.
It appears as if you’ve just transferred from WordPress.com. You had been managing your WordPress.com-hosted site here:
soniaparicio.wordpress.com/wp-adminDid you want to come back? Or, perhaps you can pursue WordPress.org/support for help with setting up your self-hosted site.
Let me know if you have questions.
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Hi!
I would like to come back, yes, but keeping my domain soniaaparicio.com , not soniapariciowordpress.com -
That’s no problem. What you will do is turn off your site redirect. You can do this by clicking Store → My Upgrades in your site’s Dashboard. Then cancel the site redirect upgrade.
Instead, you will map soniaparicio.wordpress.com to your custom domain at meshdigital.com/.
In order to set up site mapping, you can take a look at these instructions:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/domains/map-existing-domain/#instructions-for-mapping-an-existing-domainPlease let me know if you have questions during the process. Thanks!
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Thank you very much, I will read it and try to do it tomorrow, or maybe during the weekend.
Will I lose any of my pusblished posts? Will all the posts be in the new hosting or may I do something special for that?
thanks again!! -
If you have new posts that only appear in your self-hosted site, you can transfer them into your WordPress.com site.
To move your site from a WordPress.org instance back to WordPress.com, please follow the EXPORT/IMPORT steps in this guide:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/#moving-from-wordpress-org
If you run into any issues, feel free to reply back as we’d be happy to assist.
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thank you very much, you are being so usefull for me!!!
so, if I have understood itright, I must first map my domain (paying 13$/year) and then I can move from mi actual hosting to wordpress.com using the export-import tool.some new questions:
Will the URL of all my posts keep the same or will they change?
What must I do to keep the same URL for all the site?Thank you very much again, all these things are new for me and it’s very difficult to understand all the technical things!!!! ;-)
sonia -
To point your domain back to WordPress.com, please follow Robyn’s instructions in a previous post.
As far as your URLs go: your posts at http://www.soniaaparicio.com/aprender-toda-la-vida-es-la-estrategia/ and http://www.soniaaparicio.com/periodismo-de-marca-y-rsc/ appear to be working, but they have a different URL/permalink structure. More specifically, they do not have dates as part of the permalinks. I’m not really sure what will happen to them when you import them to WordPress.com, but their URL will not be the same as we include dates in all post URLs.
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