Why is ‘admin’ missing from my admin links?
Update: everything works fine if i log in via localhost:3000 > login page > login > click header dropdown. However, I still have no idea why taking the route of localhost:3000/wp-admin breaks the links.
Update: everything works fine if i log in via localhost:3000 > login page > login > click header dropdown. However, I still have no idea why taking the route of localhost:3000/wp-admin breaks the links.
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://www.thesite.com) causing your website to not display properly on your localhost. You should have the wp_options table on your localhost copy. Everything should be intact. To make sure exported your database … Read more
Sounds like you are still having content pointing back to your live URL, possibly. To ensure that you have changed all the URLs from https://www.example.com to http://10.1.15.5/mywp, follow these steps: Go and download Interconnect IT’s Database Search & Replace Script here Unzip the file and drop the folder in your localhost where your WordPress is … Read more
Best Practice for Syncing Local Development With Staging Development [closed]
I solved my own problem. I installed WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin, set the mapping my to home ip, 127.0.0.1, then added my site to domains with the domain name I wanted. The domain name in domains must match the site domain. Once all of that was done, I made sure the domain was also … Read more
I believe the wordpress URL and site URl are not set right. Please try to edit your wp-config.php adding these lines: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); Is your index on same folder as wp installation? if not, you need to place it there. I’m talking about placing the URL in the above lines, not the index on the … Read more
This issue is solved. The permission problem has to do with how files are uploaded to the WordPress site while updating. The suPHP solution is my preference at this point because it is simpler and requires less permissions on files, but if you don’t want to do that then you’ll have to take care to … Read more
My first thought is that your site is using a wp-config.php file that’s located in the parent directory of your WordPress install. NOTE: Since Version 2.6, wp-config.php can be moved to the directory directly above the WordPress application directory. src Some admins like to use this feature in an attempt to make their setup more … Read more
Switching from editing on directly on remote server to PHPstorm local development?
In Sage 9, the asset pipeline comes through Webpack. You’ll need to run yarn from the theme root and then start or production build the site with yarn as well.