It sounds complicated, and I am not sure I fully understand your setup. However, I dealt with the same general idea by putting the WordPress core two levels down (not one, but two). This then frees up the root for other things. .htaccess can be used to direct where the incoming URL for the main … Read more
Custom Plugin activation error in Multisite
Most decent themes are already set up for translation and if so, poedit will certainly let you translate all the theme elements. If you don’t want to get your hands dirty using poedit, there’s a nice plugin called Loco Translate which allows you to do it much more simply. Contact your theme developers and ask … Read more
Multisites can’t load .php files
For subsite only registration this is not possible with WordPress by default have a look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/network-subsite-user-registration/
You could combine everything into one WP installation. It wouldn’t be too hard to have all the posts prepended with the blog directory, so their URLs would stay the same. You would basically do a bit of permalink setup and import the content from the blog site into the new site. Or, you could run … Read more
The error was caused by a rewrite rule in our web.config file: <rule name=”API” stopProcessing=”true”> <match url=”API” /> <conditions logicalGrouping=”MatchAll” trackAllCaptures=”false” /> </rule>
Show the values of the table form database on the frontend and update the value in the database if any value changed in any table then there is no need to change the table on each page. You can create the short-code for the table and used it on any page where you want.
The reason why my website was still redirecting to HTTPS was because of a plugin. The plugin was disabled, by emptying the database cell which contains the “active plugins”, but still it was overruling every WordPress setting so it seemed. Every setting in wp-config.php which should overrule database settings or disabling/removing cache, didn’t worked out. … Read more
Welcome! As Tom mentions in his comment, a 500 error is just a generic error code for a php error. In most server environments, you can go to your wp-config.php file and make sure define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); is set. This will try to print the actual PHP error to the screen. After that, fix … Read more