Changing a domain for a current WP site without having it go inactive
Changing a domain for a current WP site without having it go inactive
Changing a domain for a current WP site without having it go inactive
How to generate WordPress core blocks markup programmatically?
Deactivate all your plugins and themes reactivate the theme and the required plugins of the theme; check if you have no bugs if no errors reactivate the other plugins one by one and check if there are no errors. You can also follow this https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-find-and-access-wordpress-error-logs-step-by-step/ and share your logs
Assuming that the two locations in the options table have your new domain URL, go into Settings, Permalinks and change the setting to something else (anything). Save it, then go back into the same screen and set it to what you want it to be.
How to continuously developing a WP site that is already deployed in production without damaging it during development
wp_options isn’t the only place you need to change the link, do the following : Go to the live site and download the plugin WP Migrate DB, it has really good interface so you will make it from there. The plugin will change all links and give you exported .sql file with them, without changing … Read more
Did you update the URL in the DB? It sounds like the site still thinks it’s running in the old location which usually indicates the DB still has the old path in it. I highly recommend the Search and Replace tool that Interconnect IT produces. The stable 2.1 version is my preference. Make sure you … Read more
I may be dramatically wrong, but I believe not: theme’s PHP files are executed after functions.php. Check the chart in this answer.
The problem Chrome’s console, or Safari’s or Firebug for Firefox are essential tools for a developer. Here’s a snapshot that shows exactly what’s going wrong with your site: you still have urls that point to the old address. Observation Adminer is a wonderful tool, but if your server don’t have PhpMyAdmin that’s really a bad … Read more
make sure your .htaccess file is correct. did you copy that aswell?