In a nutshell there are two basic approaches to this: Build elsewhere and upload (in one way or another) result to the target server Do everything right on target server There is variety of solutions that will do either of this or some mix of the two. The simplest possible way for the conditions you … Read more
I resolved the issue by using $dir = plugins_url() . ‘/simple/acf/’; in step 2. I kept everything else the same. // 2. Customize ACF dir add_filter(‘acf/settings/dir’, ‘my_acf_settings_dir’); function my_acf_settings_dir( $dir ) { // update path $dir = plugins_url() . ‘/simple/acf/’; // return return $dir; }
It depends on what you need. The software environment is the same you need for every other PHP site where you want to get an efficient workflow: up-to-date PHP (currently 5.5, so you can use Opcache) with at least 128 MB memory limit the same for MySQL web server with a rewrite engine regular backups … Read more
A wordpress network is exactly what you are looking for if no one needs FTP access. The only way to truly separate user info (high paranoia mode) is to have each site on a different server. Otherwise whatever information leakage that might be should be easily solvable with something that will let some of the … Read more
Of course you can optimize your servers like the hosting companies do, it just depends on how much skill you have and how much effort you want to take on. Here’s a community wiki that might give you an idea of what to consider doing: Best-of-Breed Features of a High-End WordPress Web Host? One thing … Read more
the default instructions assume you have root and are intended to provide the most convenient use by placing the phar package in your path alternative 1: remove the sudo, change /usr/local/bin/wp to /path/to/your/installation/wp, and instead of calling the commands with wp command <parameters> use ./wp command <parameters> alternative 2: remove the sude, change /usr/local/bin/wp to … Read more
Here are some popular companies that provide managed WordPress hosting, from highest to lowest price (starting packages): WPEngine (starting at $29/month) Synthesis (starting at $27/month, for Genesis Framework users only) ZippyKid (starting at $25/month) Page.ly (starting at $19.95/month) It is worth choosing a host who specialises in WordPress, in my opinion, especially if you like … Read more
We’ve migrated a lot of people from Dreamhost after their site gets mildly popular, and they notice it’s either down or slow. But, we don’t offer hosting plans that are as cheap as them as well. I would recommend you check out zippykid.com (our site), page.ly, or wpengine.com if you’re interested WordPress hosting that doesn’t … Read more
Dear you don’t need to worry about much – if its a fresh installation and you don’t have any data on your website – eg post, article, images or anything then I prefer you t install a clean fresh wordpress again from the sketches after a complete scan of your hosting. and if you have … Read more
WordPress is very clearly engineered for being placed into web-accessible folder. While attempt to move it from web folder could be made, it would be very challenging, especially for admin area which uses direct non-routed URLs to PHP files.