multisite subdomain behind reverse proxy
multisite subdomain behind reverse proxy
directory
Custom Path/Folder behind a custom post type
Custom Path/Folder behind a custom post type
Prevent a folder from being shown within the media library
Prevent a folder from being shown within the media library
Show Menu from one WordPress install in another WordPress install
Show Menu from one WordPress install in another WordPress install
WordPress (behind HAProxy and Jetty), not multisite, in sub folder – and /en/wp-admin/ keeps redirecting to /wp-admin/
Do you happen to have PHPMyAdmin or Adminer or a similar tool installed in your web server? You could easily run a search & replace. I’d recommend running a search and see if all the matching records make sense. Then, run a search & replace. As @WebElaine mentioned, WP tends to store the URLs in … Read more
2 WordPress sites in 2 sibling folders on one domain
install a normal wordpress like it was to install only one in this case in /var/www/vhosts/domain.com Website 1: Domain name: domain.com Physical folder: /var/www/vhosts/domain.com URL: https://domain.com/ CMS: WordPress One (with database one) now /var/www/vhosts/domain.com has all wordpress files and folders in this directory /var/www/vhosts/domain.com create a new folder called test now install a new wordpress … Read more
Migration to WP – Couldn’t load image
Due to Jacob Peattie’s comment I decided to exam the HTML around rather than beating around the src-bush and it turned out that the thing was the one causing problems. Once I took the image out of it, it displayed itself properly.
Is there a way to hide WordPress behind a web visible directory?
Symlink will not give you extra security. Since a symlink just links to the directory you want. So if you want to move wp-admin then there will not be much security there since when a users visit’s wp-admin it will still load the files.
How to create directory using username within theme
Note – User needs to be logged in to work global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); $uploaddir=”./uploads/file/”.$current_user->user_login.”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”; wp_mkdir_p( $uploaddir ); Reference – wp_mkdir_p() –
Plugins will only be installed with 777 on folder. Solution?
You need to talk to your web host Versio.nl; something is amiss with their shared server configurations. Files and folders should never be 777. WordPress needs no more than 644 on files and 755 on folders. And WordPress should be able to create directories. Some plugins require the /wp-content/ folder be made writeable, but in … Read more