You can not run different networks or different Multisite installations under one domain in the default possibilities of WP. But you can use one Multiste with multiple networks with the help of a plugin – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-multi-network/ With this plugin get you the chance to create different networks with sites in one installation, one Multisite. Like … Read more
Looks like a permissions issue: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
The code you are referring to is a menu, and in your screenshot, is likely to be the line starting wp_nav_menu… Look in your WP admin under Appearance > Menus, and you should have a Social Media Links menu it seems…
Without looking at your box to see exactly what’s going on, here are some potential avenues of slowness: Potential Causes Apache Apache is usually configured in such a way that a single httpd process is always running in the background. When a request comes in over the wire, it spins up a new httpd process … Read more
Make sure your hosting server have installed mysql server, if that’s not case and you are using paid hosting you can always contact your hosting provider for support.
Read http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#When_Your_Domain_Name_or_URLs_Change You’ve only moved the PHP files. That is only part of the process. Migrating the databse would mean: Create a database, if there isn’t one already Move the database from your local server to the remote one. Edit/alter key values in the database The same wp-config editing trick used here will get you … Read more
You were right Toscho, it is a plugin called ‘better WP-Security’ I did a search for ‘418’ as suggested in the files I had backed up via ftp and found this: $bwpsmemlimit = (int) ini_get( ‘memory_limit’ ) //if they’re locked out or banned die if ( ( $bwpsoptions[‘id_enabled’] == 1 ||$bwpsoptions[‘ll_enabled’] == 1 ) && … Read more
You need a so called profiler to measure which part of your application does make use of CPU and Memory Resources. XDebug is such a profiler for example. Using it will show you exactly which part of your application uses how much of CPU and memory.
The 404 error you are seeing is from Apache. Which means you did not configure Apache properly. It is not an IP address problem at this point. Possible problems – .htaccess file is not working or Apache is not allowing .htaccess file. One way to see if your htaccess file is being process is by … Read more
I have solved this strange problem by myself. Share my experience to all. Find these 2 lines in /etc/php.ini upload_max_filesize 16M post_max_size 16M Add common before, so that change as: ;upload_max_filesize 16M ;post_max_size 16M And final, do not forget restart apache: service httpd restart via SSH. Then I could login into my site under linux … Read more