It shouldn’t be hard to add handling for custom post types or taxonomies within a custom importer for WordPress. You’ll just need to make sure that your custom post types and taxonomies are registered before the importer runs. Once registered, you can use wp_insert_post() and wp_set_object_terms() on these custom types. This will likely end up … Read more
You can export/import the wp_links database table using PhpMyAdmin or similar database tool. Just make sure in the file that exports you change the database name at the top of the file to the name of the database in your destination wordpress site. Note that importing the table will remove any links that you currently … Read more
Try the Tumblr Importer. 🙂 http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tumblr-importer/ Let me know if you have any problems with it, we’re actively trying to improve it.
Sorry [no-one ;)], I figured it out: /category/ can be removed in Yoast SEO by checking ‘Strip the category base from the category URL.‘ The other part ‘graphic-design-blog’ was displayed because all of the categories were had the parent ‘blog’ which had the slug ‘graphic-design-blog’. I set all the sub-categories to have the parent: none. … Read more
What Chip said; the native importer tool (look in Tools > Import) should have imported everything. But if it didn’t, and you already have the rest of the content, you can run this plugin to bring over all your images: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cache-images/ Best of luck!
I had the same problem today and the client just gave me his login credentials… The WordPress Import plugin is a…well.. If you don’t have a ftp account to grab the data, you can use a plugin like “WordPress Backup to Dropbox” to get the data ( there are other plugins which export to other … Read more
Never mind now. Fortunately (in this case) I have found an alternative solution to bbPress for WordPress – Simple:Press! I personally think that Simple:Press is much better not only because it allowed me to import everything from phpBB very easily but also because it seems much more comprehensive and well put together; – more comparable … Read more
Look at your browser source code; the bad code has to do with a plugin called wpui-related-posts. Do you have that activated? You can find/replace the code with a plugin called Search RegEx. Use grep to match the strings and delete it all.
Changing WordPress — installed all the right plugins? Just wondering are you migrating WordPress? … Did you have a plugin like Exec-PHP allowing PHP content in posts and pages on one install and that plugin is not active in another install of WordPress? WordPress by default doesn’t allow PHP in posts and pages so this … Read more
Maybe you can apply some content filters to ensure oEmbed will work. I applyed a simple regex in one of my themes because I know of some plugins that can break the oEmbed support. This can also work for you.