It seems it was a theme error. As per Oblaksoft, it assumes that all images reside on the server’s file system and doesn’t work with images in the cloud. It’s hard when a theme is not fully compatible with WordPress hosted under Amazon EC2. =(
Having gathered advice from various sources, DigitalOcean seems to be a better fit for my needs than AWS, in that they provide a one-click WordPress install and simple pricing at reasonable rates. At this point I don’t have enough first-hand experience to recommend DigitalOcean as a WordPress host, but if you have similar requirements they … Read more
For anyone else in this dilemma, I took a different approach I set the origin as cdn.mydomain.com on AWS Cloudfront and added cname www.mydomain.com all working now 🙂
To Solve this issue better to use javascript library imageScale(); Different options available in this(fill, best-fill, best-fit, best-fit-down). You have to just include js file. then after using the following format for the image. <div class=”image-container”> <img class=”scale” data-scale=”best-fit-down” data-align=”center” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/300845/img/example.jpg”> </div> Now add this JavaScript code to your page. $(function() { $(“img.scale”).imageScale(); }); The … Read more
If I’m reading this right, you have multisite.com set up with an Elastic Load Balancer using Route 53 and a wildcard certificate that also includes newsite.com newsite.com set up as an A record directly to your origin server not ELB In which case you’re most of the way to routing all newsite.com traffic through ELB … Read more
How to run wordpress site on “mysitewp.com”?
This type of question isn’t accepted on WordPress’s Stack Exchange. Please check the Accepted Topics. Below is some information for you. If the client’s WordPress site is running on an Amazon EC2 instance, then you don’t need to do anything. WordPress Core, Plugin, and Themes can be updated from the WordPress Admin Dashboard without having … Read more
Well, let’s drill down on this situation a little bit: Do you have git enabled on both environments? Do you need to migrate the database as well? Most of the situation depends on how the previous developer has set it up. Ideally you have different branches in git and you’re merging the develop with the … Read more
Pointing route 53 dns to wordpress site in AWS ec2
The issue turned out that the login flow is interrupted because the second HTTP request usually goes to a different container than the container that delivered the wp-login.php login form. The solution is to turn on Sticky Sessions for the AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB) Target Group that serves the Fargate containers.