Home in page/post not refer to homepage
Use get_home_url() to link to the home page: echo ‘<a href=”‘ . get_home_url() . ‘”>Home</a>’;
Use get_home_url() to link to the home page: echo ‘<a href=”‘ . get_home_url() . ‘”>Home</a>’;
You can put in Custom links from the wordpress menu dashboard.
In order for the site to be publicly accessible you need to host the site on a server that is publicly accessible. Your local MAMP server is almost certainly not public. There are hacks and workarounds that would let you host the site from there, but don’t. Lease a server and install your site there. … Read more
Function get_home_url appends dot
If you want a nested child page to load when the home page is called, I would set up a separate page as your home page. Create a custom template for that page. Then setup a redirect in the template file for the home page. You would then setup your placeholder page as the home … Read more
If you have access to phpmyadmin the best way in my opinion is to get WP migrate Db Plugin, then create an export sql file with new url address and upload it with PhpmyAdmin. That way you ensure that every place in the site with old url get replaced with new url in a safe … Read more
The URL is the public web address. It is not related to the local file system. So what you need it a reference to the file system, not to the URL. // path in relation to document root include $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/extras/file.php’; Or // path in relation to current position include dirname( __FILE__ ) . … Read more
If you have access to the wp-config.php on the server, you can add the following constants that will override the database. This does not save the settings but will at least get you viewing the site again. define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘url_to_wordpress_core_files’ ); define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘url_to_wordpress_front_end’ ); There is also a RELOCATE constant that will make the … Read more
Moving Site: Is Re-downloading Files After Changing URLs necessary?
If you have access to the MySQL DB, make sure that wp_blogs.domain is correct, and also wp_blogs.path. Also, run the following to verify the values are correct (assuming WP_OPTIONS is the table holding the options for your main site). SELECT * from wp_options where option_name=”siteurl” or option_name=”home”;