Eventually I solved it by moving my app/ folder and my wp/ folder into a subfolder, which becomes the web root. Something like this: my_project | \–vendor <– folder for composer packages | | | \… | \–wordpress <– Web Root | | | \–app <– custom wp-content folder | | | | | \–mu-plugins … Read more
This turned out to be a setting error on my part. In Network Admin > Sites > Settings for blog /, I had not updated the File uploads URL field. One little variable ….
The simplest way to hide them from the editor is to put them at least two directories deep. The editor only traverses one directory down when displaying files for editing.
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I found the solution! I had to add a new tls option at the proftpd configuration and delete all files. Now i have uploaded the files once again and it works now. 🙂
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If you want to override existing parent’s css file, create the exact same file with exact same path and it will override it. Example: parentTheme/css/awesome_style.css To overwrite it you should create: parentTheme-child/css/awesome_style.css More info: Child Themes -> Template Files You could also add rules to the existing css, you can read more about it in … Read more
Since your questions are quite vast and not completely WordPress related, I will stick to your main question. The answer is: Yes. As long as you have it in different directories and don’t use the same prefix for their database tables or have a separate database for each (which means you can stuff more than … Read more
You can use this code in your .htaccess file to achieve what you want. RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^\.html$ /articles/author/persons-name [L]
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