It’s all in the docs: read Moving a Blog – WordPress.com and Move to Self-Hosted WordPress – Guiding you from WordPress.com to a self-hosted WordPress site. You have to do an XML export before you repoint DNS to your new host siteground. And, you may have to choose new plugins on self-hosted, as well as … Read more
Obs I would set it up as a Multisite. https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network. Then I would map the domains to the correct site like here: https://wpengine.com/support/multisite-how-to-add-new-sites/. Another option is to get WPML. This is, however, not free but very versatile when it comes to language switching and translating. I hope this post helped you get a little further. … Read more
Since you have developed custom theme, just zip your theme folder. Now login to your client WordPress site,From dashboard menu select Appearance->themes -> click to add new-> click upload theme. now upload your zip theme folder and active the theme.
Within Filezilla, check to see if your custom theme folder appears in the wp-content of your remote host. If yes, you may simply need to log in to your remote /wp-admin and ensure that it is active. If it’s not there, check with your remote host. They may have a backup of your remote wp-content … Read more
I assume it’s a clean installation so I can think of two things: The upload (installation) wasn’t complete Some file permissions are not correct (folders: 755, files: 644) I’d firstly try to remove all core files and re-upload everything.
database – multiple wordpress installations using same database – can they share plugin settings?
The best place to start looking is always the error log of your web server. But for the moment, the best place to start looking is the nginx log file, which according to the howto article you are linking to is here: # less /usr/share/nginx/$domain/logs/error.log If there is no log file, check if the folder … Read more
The install problem appears to be an error in how I put files in my Subversion repository. If the files are not in the right place, then the WP plugin install doesn’t find them. My current understanding is that the files belong here trunk – the zip and extracted current versions tag – create a … Read more
The wp.config file in the root of an installation contains the database name, user, and password. You will need to adjust those values to match the backup database. I would install a fresh copy of WP on your hosting site, after copying all files down to a new folder your local computer. Then, after the … Read more
WordPress supports multi-sites setup for both sub-domain and subdirectory approach, please take a look at Create a Network.