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SickHippie
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Check Settings » General and make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly. Then go to Settings » Permalinks and reset your permalink structure.

Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

Edit: Okay, one more idea then I'm stumped. Try the Relocate Method - add this line to wp-config.php before the "stop editing" line: define('RELOCATE',true);, go to wp-login, log in as normal, go to Settings->General, make sure both URL's are correct, save settings, then remove that line from wp-config.php.

Check Settings » General and make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly. Then go to Settings » Permalinks and reset your permalink structure.

Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

Check Settings » General and make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly. Then go to Settings » Permalinks and reset your permalink structure.

Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

Edit: Okay, one more idea then I'm stumped. Try the Relocate Method - add this line to wp-config.php before the "stop editing" line: define('RELOCATE',true);, go to wp-login, log in as normal, go to Settings->General, make sure both URL's are correct, save settings, then remove that line from wp-config.php.

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Have you checkedCheck Settings->General? Make » General and make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly, then. Then go to Settings->Permalinks » Permalinks and reset your permalink structure. Also

Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.comatlas.site.com to www.site.comwww.site.com or site.comsite.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

Have you checked Settings->General? Make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly, then go to Settings->Permalinks and reset your permalink structure. Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

Check Settings » General and make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly. Then go to Settings » Permalinks and reset your permalink structure.

Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.

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SickHippie
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Have you checked Settings->General? Make sure WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) are both set properly, then go to Settings->Permalinks and reset your permalink structure. Also, you should do a global find in your database, but not necessarily replace (although if you're doing a find/replace from atlas.site.com to www.site.com or site.com it should be safe). Either way, back up your database before doing any global operations.