Changing the home and siteurl in your wp_options table is not enough unfortunately. You will still have your post content with your non-localhost URL (http://domain.com) causing your website to not display properly on your localhost. Once you’ve downloaded and imported your database to your localhost. Follow these steps: Go and download Interconnect IT’s Database Search … Read more
For security issues, Hostgator requires more parameters – like port, etc. – in wp-config.php to connect to a remote – non-localhost – mysql server. Read http://support.hostgator.com/articles/cpanel/how-to-connect-to-the-mysql-database-remotely
WordPress doesn’t have an option for restricting external content from loading in the browser. Some resources such as fonts, or external scripts, can always be saved in the web root and served directly from there. For resources that you cannot store locally (Gravatar images for example) you could consider Charles Proxy. Charles Proxy is a … Read more
So this turned out to be the problem: After running using WP_DEBUG on the live site it turned out $this was not defined in the following line: public function __construct(){ add_action(‘init’, function(){ add_shortcode(‘bbit’, array($this, ‘shortcode_handler’)); }); } shortcode_handler is a non-static function here, and this code was all called in a static context. It seems … Read more
this are the steps you need to care when you setup wordpress locally from server. Download wordpress folder and database.(keep back up) setup db and change on wp_option table for “home_url” and “site_url”. change permalink and and reset .htaccess. change on custom menu link which you have added restart it.
If you only changed some CSS, then updating the CSS file on the live server should be sufficient (unless you need to clear a cache or something). If you changed/created posts on your localhost – then those posts will not be on your live site. You could overwrite the live site’s database with your localhost … Read more
There is actually nothing unique about setting multisite on XAMPP, all you need to do is properly configure the webserver as a proper webserver, and skip the lazy practice of using localhost as your site domain. Select some random domain you are not likely to use in your web use, edit your hosts file to … Read more
There are a few variables that need to be changed in order for you to update to the new link on your WordPress site since you mention that you’ve installed an existing WordPress site that has already been set up. Try the following steps using the Search Replace DB tool: Go and download Interconnect IT’s … Read more
Finally it was solved as follows: Enabled debug option in wp-config.php After several tests I found that a plugin (polylang) causes a conflict with Cherry Framework which I use with my template. I Removed the polylang plugin directory and managed to login WP admin. Since I use Cherry Framework I got an error message (File … Read more
I’ve just solved the problem. I needed to enqueue another stylesheet into in my functions.php file because the poppins font was in a different folder with it’s own CSS file.