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I have my webpage: trektheone.com, and now I’ve somehow got a second webpage: trektheone.com/bg_trektheone.com?
What exactly is going on here? I’ve done most of my content creation on the second page, but I want all of that content at the first address (without the extra “/bg_trekthone.com” at the end).
I’ve got no options for active/staging in any of my menu options. Did I do something wrong? Do I need to merge content from 2 locations? Should I just start over?
Hello Cliff,
Sorry for the problems with your WordPress installation. It appears related to your host’s installation of the WordPress site and Boldgrid plugin. If you requested it with the account, then the site would typically be installed on the primary domain. However, it looks like some information may have been missing during the creation of the account. In other words, you appear to have 2 WordPress installations. Your host may have installed a separate WordPress installation in a different folder. If you want all of your content to be in the “trektheone.com” site, then you need to work on that specific site. When you log in to that site, the typical Administrator login would be http://trektheone.com/wp-admin. You should delete the second site (trektheone/bg_trektheone) and make sure that BoldGrid is properly installed on your main site. As this is a hosting issue, you may want to consult with their technical support team if you require further assistance.
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