Most likely, there are two php.ini files, one for the local server and one for the site. You can change the site’s upload_max_filesize to whatever you want, if the server’s php-settings say it’s 2 MB, that’s it. So, find the php.ini file of your server install and change the value. Then reboot.
I have the same linux version as you and it sounds like the same lamp, My files I go to computer so: /var/www/html Go to this and check if the folder is there, it should be
Please read this official article from WordPress. Some from there: Before resorting to desperate measures, there are a number of reasons for the WordPress white screen of death: 1. A Plugin is causing compatibility issues. 2. Your Theme may be causing the problem. 3. Your Theme directory may be missing or renamed.
Have you consider using migration plugin like All in one wp migration – https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/ It takes care of everything out of the box.
You can transfer the theme by going in the main WordPress folder /wp-content/themes/your theme. Copy that to the same location on the other Mac. Now you’d have to export the databaseor create another one on the other Mac and export all the files using the WordPress Backend. Go to Tools – Export and import the … Read more
I wasn’t thorough enough initially. Old wp-config.php files were found in my downloads folder. It looked like these files came from the zip file Duplicator created when copying my live site. These files contained config information to my live site database. After deleting them, the problem has gone away.
Ok I just found a solution..went to my wordpress dashboard>appaearnce>menu. Selected menu to edit, then I went to the homepage item on the menu> custo m link…Then I found the problem, changed the address there from localhost/ to my website address. Well a newbie like me just learnt something new. More power to this forums. … Read more
Did you check if the table prefixe in wp-config is same as per your database.. To check the table prefix of your database go to phpmyadmin. Click on your database and expand it If you notice in following image , you will find out that all the table have prefix “wp_” .. so that means … Read more
Probably you have wrong details for the DB on the wp-config.php, check the DB_HOST, the DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, the DB_NAME and also the $table_prefix and validate if all of those details are according to the configs that you have on your PC. If all of this is right check if your DB server is using a … Read more
Have you double checked your wp-config.php file to make sure it’s pointing to the correct database? Also if your site was previously locally hosted and now it’s live also make sure that the siteurl and home URL’s are correct in the database for the live site under the ‘wp_options’ table. Edit: If you can access … Read more