Fixing the WordPress Upload by DroNix1. Create a folder called
uploads - it doesn't have to have that name but for sake of simplicity - inside of
wp-content. If there isn't such folder (
uploads) just create it.
2. Set the folders permission to
777.
3. Go to you wordpress dashboard,
Settings>Miscellanous (only for Wordpress 2.0>2.9).
....For anyone using WordPress 3.0+ the location is now
Settings>Media4. Enter
wp-content/uploads for the
Store uploads in this folder field.
You should now be able to upload files. I've just went through the steps myself and it works just fine.
Changing your domain - The Back-door Way by IamShipon1988If you are using wordpress, then you can change your site settings in the database. If you have already installed wordpress and would like to change your domain from yoursite.com to www.yoursite.com or to from yoursite.zxq.net to yoursite.com, these steps will guide you through the process. Note that I have yet to test this process out.
1. Load up control panel.
2. Select and open
phpmyadmin.
3. Select your wordpress database (database name can be found in wp-config.php) from the left sidebar.
4. Click on "wp_options" on the left sidebar. This gives you the general structure of that table.
5. Click on "Browse" from the top navigation.
6. Entry (option_id) 39 of the wp_options table is home and entry (option_id) 1 is siteurl. Click the pencil to edit the entry. Note that this option might be on the next page.
7. In the option_value textbox, replace the entered domain name with your preferred domain name (ex. yoursite.org to www.yoursite.org)
8. Click go
If you change both home and siteurl to contain www in the domain, all your pages should now include it or go from subdomain to full domain. Now whether you type in yoursite.com, www.yoursite.com or your subdomain, they both will redirect to www.yoursite.com. All links on your WordPress will contain link such as: www.yoursite.com/page...
Themes, Plugins and Modifying Code by IamShipon1988 and DronixChange themes - Themes provide the ability to make your site look and feel different than it previously did. WordPress has a built in function that allows you to install themes via the dashboard. However, at Zymic, this feature is disabled. You will have to download all themes manually and upload the folder via FTP or filemanager to the
wp-content/themes/ directory.
Add plugins - Plugins allow more flexibility and features to your site. Furthermore, plugins can also function as widgets for your site. You will have to download all plugins manually and upload the folder via FTP or filemanager to the
wp-content/plugins/ directory. Do note that you might need to CHMOD some files for the plugins to work. If you do, it will be included in a read-me file or on the site where you downloaded the plugin from or included in the plugins archive you downloaded.
Modify code - Among the many user editable files in a standard WordPress installation are a Theme's Template and Stylesheet files. If you wish to change the footer.php file of your template, you can accomplish this without needing to login to your control panel. You can easily edit it via your WordPress dashboard. The Appearance Editor SubPanel allows you to edit those Theme files. This built-in Theme Editor allows you to view or change any code kept in a Theme Template or Stylesheet files. The particular file contents are displayed in the large text (or edit) box that dominates this SubPanel. Do note that you will have to CHMOD the
wp-content/plugins/ and files under it to 0755 or 0777.
Reference:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Editor_SubPanel