WSOD 3.9.1 – Tried Everything so far
You need to activate the default theme in the admin; WordPress will just bail on the front-end if the active theme isn’t on the filesystem (it won’t fallback to the default automatically).
You need to activate the default theme in the admin; WordPress will just bail on the front-end if the active theme isn’t on the filesystem (it won’t fallback to the default automatically).
WordPress always uses the full URL when it inserts a link. There are a number of reasons for this, and they are all good reasons. You can add relative URLs yourself by simply typing your own links and omitting the domain portion of the link. So http://sitename.tld/cool-page becomes /cool-page. As I said, though, this is … Read more
Use below rule, RewriteEngine On # excluding www RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^blog # excluding wp-admin RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^wp-admin RewriteRule ^ https://www.example.com/%1
You may need to use your hosting accounts phpMyAdmin to edit the wp_options table. There are two spots (rows) in that table that contain the URL of your WP site. Change both of the values to your URL, and you should be able to access things.
If I understand it correctly you want to transfer the site from www.example.com/test/wordpress to the www.example.com. To do so you have to have access to FTP or CPANEL/PLESK to actually cut files from the old location to the new. When you finished that you can use this tool to make the correct changes to the … Read more
Spammers use the URL of unapproved comments to share around the Internet. This makes the comments viewable until the comment is dealt with via approval process. WordPress’ contributors are working on a patch for the next version. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/49956
Perhaps this is because I’ve got WP set up as multisite. Yes, that’s right, WordPress disables the siteurl (and also admin_email) settings on a Multisite — see register_initial_settings() for the source. And I don’t know why they disable those (two) settings, but you can explicitly enable them like so for the url/siteurl setting, which for … Read more
Ok got it, knew there must be some built-in WP solution to this. Simply call wp_get_referer() in your callback (for details, see this). At least it’s working as I need it, let me know if there’s any better solution. UPDATE Thanks to @Tom J Nowell, we should also mention that referrers could get stripped for … Read more
After changing siteurl, Go to admin panel and update permalink structure once and check.It will start working with new folder name. Hope it helps
While www and non-www versions of site are considered kind of same thing from user perspective, technically they are two completely different domains, possibly hosting completely different sites on different servers. Since cookies are domain-specific WP treats them accordingly. It’s not impossible to rework this, since cookie-related functions seem to mostly be pluggable, but really … Read more