How to properly setup MAMP and XIP
Could this be resolved by a hosts file entry that always routed relevant host requests back to local host?
Could this be resolved by a hosts file entry that always routed relevant host requests back to local host?
I have a ‘vanity’ domain name and a web site to go with it. It’s hosted by a big-time hosting place. It’s a static HTML/PHP page, but I’ve also done ‘vanity’ sites by using a simple WordPress theme. Although you can host on your own server at your house, there are security risks involved, along … Read more
This should be solved by http:// in front of site_url and home in the wp_options table of your database. You can try adding below in wp-config.php define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://subdomain.example.com’ ); define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://subdomain.example.com’ ); For more details follow this link hope this will help.
WordPress Update E-Mail shows IP instead of Domain
Ok, so this actually turned out not to be a WordPress or Multisite issue after all. It turned out that it was actually a problem with the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate that was causing the issue. Re-issuing the Let’s Encrypt SSL fixed this for me.
In general you should always develop under the final URL the site is going to be located in, if you are going to put content or anything else which contains URLs ad part of the development. Not sure what gave you the idea that you can just search replace things in the DB and it … Read more
It is usually either safe and secure or user friendly, very hard to have them both. In this case what you ask means that PHP can write to wordpress folders which means that any bug in a plugin or theme might be escalated to a full control of your site. If you still prefer to … Read more
You don’t need a new directory for your subdomain. Both your main URL (www.americanthought.org) and your subdomain URL (www.technology.americanthought.org) should point to the same directory. Multisite will serve the sites from the same set of WordPress files. (I took a quick peek, and it appears that you’ve got your subdomain’s DNS entry pointing at an … Read more
How to fix this CORS error?
Hi please check first your wp-config file and see is there is set any homepage url? if there then change if not then go to website database and edit table ‘wp-options’ where you find siteurl and homepage url then make them same. You can also check the .htaccess (hidden file in root) also for redirection. … Read more