Here’s a clean and sure way that I follow when I migrate a WordPress to a new domain (or subdomain): Go and download Interconnect IT’s Database Search & Replace Script here Unzip the file and drop the folder where your WordPress is installed (the root) and rename the folder to replace (screenshot) Navigate to the … Read more
I did a quick Network audit on Google Chrome and here`s what I found out: the initial connection time to the website/domain is relatively low(500MS) which is a good thing. the console throws an error: jquery.js?ver=1.12.4:4 GET http://www.ariatherm.ch/?_wpcf7_is_ajax_call=1&_wpcf7=460&_wpcf7_request_ver=1483396301637 which is related to the Contact Form 7 plugin. the main problem seems to be related to … Read more
Simple is relative. All the data you need will be in the WordPress database. You’ll need to write some code to export the data from the WordPress mySQL/Maria DB, transform it as needed for your scheme, and then import it. I’ve done it before, and I would say it’s easy for someone who is comfortable … Read more
You may have to go directly to the database, via your cPanel. More often than not, you can still navigate to http://[yourdomain]/cpanel, even if you’ve 301’d your site. From there, you should be able to find the wp_options table and set the domain record again. Failing that, what’s Bluehosts policy on rolling backups? Are you … Read more
This question was asked and answered in past! Anyway it’s a broken link problem, after moving a site to another domain or sub domain we face broken link problem. To Fix Broken Links After Moving Your WordPress Site Log in to your WordPress admin panel. From the Plugins menu, click Add New. Type Search and … Read more
Try to add the following two lines in wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’);
If you are creating the new WP website on your local, then there is no need to pre-install WP on your new hosting server. Just copy all the data (files + Database) to the hosting. And then: Change the database details in wp-config.php Change the site url in the wp_options table in DB (2 entries) … Read more
Yes, you can use your domain to build a website. In addition to the domain registrar, you will also need a web host. A recommendation would be far off-topic here but search for WordPress hosting, perhaps look through some reviews. I’d suggest chatting with their support team and if one stands out by answering your … Read more
Turns out the plugin I was using to lazy-load was broken so disabling that made it work!
it’s solved now. actually it’s simple problem. 😀 By previous developer there is file name index.html. The solution is delete/rename the file index.html. See printscreen