What you have locally is called PATHINFO permalinks. It is quite rare configuration since permalinks are either “pretty” (what you have live) or “ugly” (no rewrite at all, GET requests). It is hard to guess why you ended up with PATHINFO configuration if you haven’t deliberately configured it. Might you have used some tool to … Read more
By default, MySQL runs on localhost, which is on the same IP address where the website is hosted. 3306 is the default port for MySQL. Most websites will run with these settings, it depends on your host.
You must have to update your website URLs after migrating your site from live server to local or local to live server. Go to your phpmyadmin and select your database, then in SQL section paste the following codes (replace http://www.oldurl.com to your localhost URL and http://www.newurl.com to your existing live domain URL, do it carefully) … Read more
Relative paths act differently when they are used in a CSS file. The behavior is still the same, and the path is still relative, but to a human it might seem confusing. When you use a path like this for your image: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/path/image.jpg”/> The browser will look inside the path folder, located at the … Read more
You should upload the theme manually to the server – copy the theme folder to your system folder corresponding to this URL: http://localhost/lps/wp-content/themes/ After you’re done copying the files, you will get the option to preview or activate the theme in the admin: http://localhost/lps/wp-admin/themes.php Also, make sure you copy only the theme source folder, and … Read more
What you are trying to do will not work as you local PCs will most likely get different IP addresses from time to time which will mean that you will have to reconfigure your server. Your solution is much simpler…. just host the development site on your server, use the hosts file of your PCs … Read more
If you want to access your WordPress site on the new device with a domain, such as wordpress.local instead of localhost:8888/wordpress, you may want to define a vhost configuration for MAMP first and add a local DNS record in your /etc/hosts file. Once you’ve established the domain you want to use to access the site, … Read more
On a Mac this is pretty easy to do, I believe it should be the same on a PC (more or less). Note: Since Chrome no longer plays with domains ending .dev I tend to set up all my local sites on a subdomain, eg: if the public site is www.example.com I would use dev.example.com. … Read more
Obviously, this is non standard WP behaviour, so tons of things could be wrong, but there are some ways to track down the error. The most important thing, I think, is the fact that storing the menu through the customizer works. This means that the function which does the storing of single menu items wp_update_nav_menu_item … Read more
did you change the urls in the database? add these to your wp-config.php define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL, ‘http://example.com’); Then update the ones in settings and remove those from the config file. also update your permalinks as well