Solution to the problem. Very simple! Go to admin panel yoursite/wp-admin > Appearance > Theme Settings > Homepage Layout > The Layout Manager homepage > all Enabled to Disabled. Done! Now your Homepage is clean. Here is a screenshot, I hope you understand. Have a nice day 🙂
You have probably figured it out by now, but just in case. I was also asked to pull data from an MS SQL server and present the data on a WordPress site. In my plugin, I stored the connection values (encrypted) as options. Here are the basics. Connection Function: public function rimsdb() { global $rimsdb; … Read more
Pat is correct the REST API is the best way to add a new post/page to your site. Here is a more complete guide with an example: https://rudrastyh.com/wordpress/rest-api-create-delete-posts.html#create_post Example code for publishing a new post: $api_response = wp_remote_post( ‘https://WEBSITE/wp-json/wp/v2/posts’, array( ‘headers’ => array( ‘Authorization’ => ‘Basic ‘ . base64_encode( ‘LOGIN:PASSWORD’ ) ), ‘body’ => array( … Read more
wp_set_current_user (remote logging) doesnt work on server
Call specific plugin update
modify post meta data remotely without xmlrpc
You can use the WPDB class to instantiate an external DB. Looks like roughly this: define(‘EXT_DB_USER’, ‘username’); define(‘EXT_DB_PASSWORD’, ‘password’); define(‘EXT_DB_NAME’, ‘ext_data’ ); define(‘EXT_DB_HOST’, ‘123.123.123.123:3307′); $wpdb_ext = new wpdb(EXT_DB_USER, EXT_DB_PASSWORD, EXT_DB_NAME, EXT_DB_HOST); then you just call $wpdb_ext with normal WP functions just like you would #wpdb. For log in info it’s usually easiest to sync login … Read more
Can’t be done without a lot of wotk, cookies are sent only to the host doing the login. If your webserver does the login then the browser don’t have the cookies. I guess you can write some script that imports cookies from your seb server to your browser, but that doesn’t sound like something easy … Read more
Ah, my problem ended up stemming from an issue with php5-fpm. Essentially, there were php5-fpm services running that were “old” and thus when I tried to access mysql from the web, it wasn’t detected. But when I tried to access it via cli, it was detected. That narrowed it down to php5-fpm for me, and … Read more
From the chat. Changing the template names to lowercase + lower case folders did it. So @CoderScissorhands haven’t had the style.css file in the parent theme, and this also was the reason not to work.