I suggest the following things: Please install the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin and regenerate your thumbnails and check it again. Also check the WordPress Media files type for your WordPress and any other image related (Image Type) plugins installed. WordPress used GD image Library in your Server. Contact your hosting module and check that module is … Read more
To migrate your posts, you have a few options. The no-coding way would be to copy and paste the old Post content into CPT content one by one. Or, you could search for plugins to import content – you may or may not find one that will work. Finally, you could create your own PHP … Read more
You need to create a database (with the corresponding username and permissions) in the cPanel of yolo.com, so your blog won’t interfere with whatever you have in yolo.com. MySQL Assistant of cPanel is very easy and fast. You need to download and install WordPress in yolo.com/blog folder. In your cpanel this usually is public_html/blog. Install … Read more
You could use a plugin like Duplicator to download a copy of your website and database. Then you could set up a new clean WordPress install on the new server and import your Duplicator-export. That way you are able to test everything before canceling the GoDaddy-plan. Duplicator Plugin
As suggested by Jos the reason for this was that the post_name column in the wp_posts table was empty. To correct the said problem, the following steps were taken: Backup the database. Check for duplicates in the database. select * from (select count(*) as c, post_title from wp_posts where post_name=”” and post_type=”post”) as counts where … Read more
Image URLs are stored within the ‘post’ entry that is the media item. So you can change each one manually via the Media screen. Or use a search/replace plugin to do it all at once. I like the “Better Search and Replace” plugin. Just enter the old URL’s domain, and the new one. Use the … Read more
The best plugin experience I’ve had is with WP Migrate DB Pro. I’ve used a few others, including All-in-One, but this gave the best results and the most control, even allowing you to set up and save regularly used paths between sites for migrations between live, dev, stage environments, etc. It does media migrations, individual … Read more
Without seeing your htaccess file (all of it), you could be placing the commands in an improper spot. Or, your hosting provider may not allow those commands. Best bet for increasing the upload size it to contact your hosting support and ask how it should be done. It may be a setting that only they … Read more
🤷♂️ It depends on the functionality provided by the plugins and theme. For example, there could be differences in database schema that some plugins and themes depend on. Even if the site doesn’t break right away, you will probably miss functionality in your site and be left with a bunch of junk data and/or code. … Read more
Check the wp-options table and fix the two URLs in there to your site’s URLs. Then remove the URLs you added to the wp-config.php file. (That setting in the wp-config.php file overrides the wp-options table, but I don’t recommend that way of setting up the site URLs – set the URLs in teh wp-options table. … Read more