Sounds like your Template has 2 style sheets, one that is unused. By default WordPress will look for style.css in the editor but this doesn’t necessary mean its used in the header.php Take a look at your source code and view which css files are being loaded. I suspect your see it something like: /wp-content/themes/your-theme/css/blah.css … Read more
This might happen when the rewrite rules are flushed. The function insert_with_markers() is using fopen(), but not flock(), so when two pieces of code are calling flush_rewrite_rules() almost at the same time, the second process can write to that file before the first one has closed it. Check your plugins and your theme for flush_rewrite_rules(), … Read more
I’m sure there is another way to fix it, but you could always try to do a fresh install. Make sure you backup your database and theme files, of course, and then just drop them into the new install. Not the most eloquent solution, but it has worked for me in the past when I … Read more
You can simply delete the lines from your wp-config.php. define(‘FTP_HOST’, ‘yourhost.com’); define(‘FTP_USER’, ‘youruser’); define(‘FTP_PASS’, ‘yourpass’); However, this does not automatically mean that you are secure. There are a lot of backdoors where malware could be injected, starting from the server, security-issues in your plugins, outdated software etc. Please be sure to check for all the … Read more
So long as the software publishes everything to a directory, maybe something like: booking/index.html booking/otherstuff.jpg …then you can just link to it from your WordPress part like you would normally: http://www.example.com/booking/ …when someone clicks the link, they see the booking section. WordPress is none the wiser, and will happily carry on powering everything else.
Local web server is a must, it’s pretty much generic web server stack (Apache, MySQL, PHP plus other bits) only running on your local computer. Deployment depends on how you manage your code: just resides on your computer – you will need to sync it to remote server in some way (FTP, SFTP, etc), any … Read more
This is most likely because of file permissions on your server. WordPress needs to be able to write to the wp-content folder. I highly suggest you read this article about changing file permissions for WordPress. You may also need to CHOWN the directory that contains WordPress to the user that your web server uses. More … Read more
The port of Apache web server is only used for HTTP protocol, that is actually serving web pages. It is different from file transfer protocols and Apache itself actually doesn’t implement those functions, they are handled by their own server software. If SFTP port isn’t default, you should look up in the documentation or contact … Read more
Do you mean “page content” as is content of your posts or markup of the web page? Content content WordPress content is stored in MySQL database. To completely copy a site to your local computer you would need not only copy of files files, but: Web server with PHP support to run it MySQL server … Read more
Yes, you can do that. It won’t affect any of the installation. I have already done this for few sites. Works without issue.