Installing WordPress is really one of the easiest pieces of software I have ever installed. Yet, either through a misunderstanding of mine or perhaps a tiny rough edge.<\/p>\n
One of the things that you can do to make your blog your own is to have a different header photo. The only limitation is that the size of the image should be below 2 megabytes.<\/p>\n
However, when trying to upload a new header I uncovered a few permission problems. The file will be saved under the wp-content directory. The uploaded photos will be stored under the uploads directory.<\/p>\n One of the things that was missing on the installation was the uploads directory. In addition there were a few other operating system permissions as well. Once these fixes were done, it was possible to upload the new photo without any problems.<\/p>\n When actually adding a few posts, I noticed that the permalinks didn’t actually work. I kept receiving the following message.<\/p>\n I have seen a lot of solutions but it appears to simply go into parmalinks and simply press save with or without changing anything.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Installing WordPress is really one of the easiest pieces of software I have ever installed. Yet, either through a misunderstanding of mine or perhaps a tiny rough edge. upload problems problems with permalinks One of the things that you can … Continue reading appearance - customize - header image - add new image - upload<\/code><\/em><\/b><\/p>\nFixing Uploads<\/h3>\n
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\nmkdir \/var\/www\/html\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads
\nchmod 777 \/var\/www\/html\/blog\/
\nchmod 777 \/var\/www\/html\/blog\/wp-content
\nchmod 777 \/var\/www\/html\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads
\n<\/code><\/em><\/b><\/p>\nFixing Permalinks<\/h3>\n
Oops! That page can’t be found.<\/h1>\n
dashboard -> settings -> permalink<\/code><\/em><\/b><\/p>\n