Yes.. that works out.. Yesterday I found that I needed to change again, the Permanent link.. I had to change it when I’ve copied the site on my local server..and I lost these “folder” link. I came back with ” Post name” settings ( as it was before )… and that works out I am … Read more
How can you change the admin dashboard URL without symlinking?
Permalinks to Post name not working
It sounds like your not starting Apache properly either way this sounds like a server issue not WordPress
WordPress errors are application level errors. PHP errors are language syntax or usage errors and appach error are errors detected during the web server operation. Errors, especially minor ones, might be reported “upwards” and look like they are wordpress application errors, or logged downwards and be part of the apache server error log if the … Read more
Number 1 is not wordPress, but PHP. $_GET[‘type’] is undefined. Use an isset( $_GET[‘type’] ) conditional. Number 2 the error message tells you exactly what to do. Instead of calling: add_custom_background(); …call: add_theme_support( ‘custom-background’ ); Number 3 the error message tells you exactly what to do. Instead of calling: attribute_escape(); …call: esc_attr(); Number 4 is … Read more
The problem is not in WordPress, it is in your Varnish or Apache configuration. Static files, such as CSS, JS, Images, these are served by Apache without going through WordPress at all. WordPress will simply use whatever URL you configure it to use. It doesn’t care about port or domains, as such. So, if your … Read more
I develop any changes solely on my local computer and cannot find a single line referencing this problem in my local logs. You should always try to simulate your production environment on a dev environment. For server specs this might not bee easy, but at least the running software should nearly be the same. This … Read more
Please refer below link. It will may help you. https://gist.github.com/davejamesmiller/1966437
WordPress uses a file called wp-cron.php as a virtual cron job, or scheduled task in order to automate things like publishing scheduled posts, checking for plugin or theme updates, sending email notifications and more. By default WordPress is setup to call wp-cron.php everytime someone visits your WordPress website when a scheduled task is present, to … Read more