Wpengine expects the root of your repository to be the WordPress root. So even though you only want to keep your theme inside your git repo the repo’s directory structure needs to be: /wp-content/themes/my-theme/
How to first edit in local WordPress editor on page and the add code?
WordPress Multi-Site on Ubuntu 18.04 LAMP Keeps Re-Directing
Ok, I fixed it. Apparently, I had to explicitly add mime type rules in the nginx config: include /etc/nginx/mime.types;
This tutorial was just published at DevPress by Patrick Carey: http://web.archive.org/web/20111222021406/http://devpress.com/blog/how-to-setup-subdomains-for-a-local-wordpress-network It should help you. It has been written for Windows but you should be able to translate it into “Mac”
It is the same procedure as going from local to live website. Supposing that you are using a Windows Machine, when downloading a Bitnami WordPress Installer, it creates a folder in C directory and than you can overwrite all the files with the downloaded ones execpt wp-config.php, After the phpMyAdmin installation where you must import … Read more
As discussed in comments, the problem was that the site address was set to localhost:8888/myBlog. This is the URL WordPress is expecting your clients to be using, and uses this to generate fully-qualified URLs for scripts and CSS etc. Hence your other clients were trying to load scripts and CSS from their own localhost. The … Read more
You have to add yourself to group www-data. sudo usermod -a -G www-data yourUserName Don’t forget the -a, which appends the new group to your existing groups. Otherwise you loose all other groups.
Got it—needed to use a symlink rather than an alias. cd ~/child1.local/wp-content/themes/ ln -s ~/parent.local/wp-content/themes/parent/ parent Figured it out with help from this article.
From personal experience sync between two different computers work best in one direction. For example your desktop is primary and notebook is precise mirror (yep, of whole directory tree preferably with tool that doesn’t touch unchanged files). Two way sync gets messy very fast for web stack. If you need to actively work with same … Read more