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Still pending. You must wait for the administrator of the certification authority to issue the certificate. To remove the certificate request, click Remove.

To install the certificate, click Install this certificate. Contact the administrator of the certification authority for further information. If you want to trust all the certificates that are issued by this CA, click Install this CA certificate chain.

If the CA has been renewed, you have the choice of which version of the CA certificate you want to download. When the Certificate dialog box appears, click Install this certificate.

In the Certificate Import Wizard, click Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate. When the File Download dialog box appears, click Save. Select a folder on your computer to store the. Right-click the. When the Certificate Import Wizard opens, click Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate.

Click Request a certificate , and then click Advanced certificate request. On the Web page, click the Saved request scroll box. Click Edit , and then click Paste to paste the contents of certificate request into the scroll box. If you are connected to an enterprise CA, choose the certificate template that you want to use. By default, the appropriate template is named Subordinate Certification Authority. If you have any attributes to add to the certificate request, enter them into Additional Attributes.

If you see the Certificate Pending web page, see Check a pending certificate request earlier in this document. If you see the Certificate Issued web page, click Download certificate chain.

I went back into Cpanel and deleted the two lines of code this lets me edit my URLs via WordPress Admin since they are locked if the code remains in the file. I refreshed my Admin page and changed both URLs back to the old. Went on my site and everything went back to original. Posting this here in case anyone else runs into this problem. I was responding to a post in this thread and not posting a similar problem which would warrant a new thread as you accused me of.

It would also be interesting for future searchers to be aware that the solution, as described, might not work for them. My response was in direct contrast to post 6, where the user was able to use the method as described. This article is for those who already have a domain name. If you are here trying to find out how to get your own domain name, please read How to Register Your Own Domain Name instead.

If you are hosted on a free web host, and not hosted on a Apache web server on a commercial web host , chances are that only the option given in the section "The Easiest Way" is available to you. Free web hosts rarely allow sites hosted on them to modify the web server configuration.

If your web page is just a normal HTML file, like say "home2. Using a standard name like "index. Since this is the case for most websites, an intelligent search engine can simply regard it as the same page, and not treat it as a duplicate, causing all sorts of duplicate content problems.

This should be the method you use, unless you have special reasons for not wanting the standard filename. For some people, the above method is not possible. If your site is hosted on an Apache server, you should create an text file using a plain text or programmer's editor with the following line:.

You should of course use the actual file name you want as the directory index instead of "special. In addition, if you want say the web server to serve the "special.

You can add other filenames to that list if you wish. Separate each filename from the others with a space. You should not use a word processor to create such a file. Use a plain text editor If you are running Windows, one possibility is to use Notepad, which comes preinstalled on all Windows system.

You can run that program by clicking your Start menu and typing "notepad" without the quotation marks , and selecting the entry that says "Notepad" that appears.