Could be a few things causing it. Have you altered any core files or wp-config in anyway? Are the themes definitely valid, they have a style.css file with the required information filled in? I’d recommend setting up a completely fresh WordPress installation. Copy each theme in one at a time and make sure they show … Read more
WordPress do not work like Facebook or Twitter. Each WordPress installation is a separate application, it has its own database where users are stored, each installation is independent of one another. Your localhost installation of WordPres has no connection to the one on the server they are two entirely different entities. But you can copy … Read more
Before you try following methods, I request you to clear you browser cache or disable any cache plugin and try again. There is a functionality in divi which enables it to cache inline CSS and serve it as static CSS. If you disable this option, everything should work like charm! Go to Divi > Theme … Read more
It’s empty because you’re looking at it before it has a chance to be populated. The top of functions.php is too early. You should be doing it in a ‘template_redirect’ action. Or, better yet, use the Debug Bar plugin.
All of your content is linked to your localhost install. I would suggest using a plugin like Search & Replace to amend your URLs. Also if you haven’t already, you will need to change the two entries in the wp_options table (where wp_ is the prefix used). They are rows 0 & 37. These are … Read more
yes, it because wordpress use the server address from database get_option(‘siteurl’) and get_option(‘home’), so if you access the wordpress from IP Address the assets (js and css) will still loaded from localhost/wp/ that mean from 127.0.0.1 not the 10.0.0.1 the simple way to get dynamic url for your wordpress is defining the site_url and home_url … Read more
It’s always a bit tricky moving sites around between live and development servers – and personally I always prefer to have as few plugins running on sites as possible – so I’d not really advocate the ‘plugin’ route. The solution I use to this is a simple one, but requires a-little manual process. The steps … Read more
Edit file wp-config.php in root & define site url and home url: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); And go to admin dashboard and update permalink (Settings => Permalinks => Update).
get_template_directory() returns a filesystem path– that is, it returns the path to the file as it would appear if you were browsing it on the local machine via a file browser. Return Values (string) Absolute path to the directory of the current theme (without the trailing slash). https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_template_directory That is what you are seeing. The … Read more
If you have database access,of course you have because it is localhost. You can update password(MD5) in database. Or if you have not access.You can try code in function.php only one time. <?php $user_id = 1; $password = ‘HelloWorld’; wp_set_password( $password, $user_id ); ?>