WordPress site under localhost is disassociated with the code
WordPress site under localhost is disassociated with the code
WordPress site under localhost is disassociated with the code
Sounds like you want a WordPress Multisite installation with a wildcard subdomain configuration.
You can prevent a “hard” flush, which updates .htaccess (Apache) or web.config (IIS), with the flush_rewrite_rules_hard filter. We can also use the __return_false helper function here. add_filter( ‘flush_rewrite_rules_hard’, ‘__return_false’ ); This code can be placed in your own plugin or a theme’s functions.php file.
This is a bit too unspecific, but generally all the configuration is in the database so you need to clone that. Generally for automating things you should have a look at WP-CLI if you feel comfortable working on the command line.
Probably you have a redirect settings in your .htaccess file This is a hidden file, You can use your file manager to edit this file and check for any redirect settings in this file If your web hosting panel is CPanel, you may find that in Redirect section in CPanel too Or may be it’s … Read more
Use the duplicator plugin. It basically make a snapshot and an Installer.php file. When moving the archive snapshot zip and php file to your new server, you navigate to http://yoursite.com/Installer.php. It’s like a setup process that asks you for your new database (you can point it to an empty database) and what the new URL … Read more
Can I get programmatic access to wp-admin?
Front-end pages messed up due to HTTPS
I would suggest following some other toturial instead of one that lacks any explanations as to the “why” like this one. Linode and digitalocean should have good toturial on how to install wordpress, and although they might not be debian specific, the once regarding ubuntu should probably be compatible with debian. To answer the question, … Read more
Enable plugins that are “not supported”