A common issue related to this is that XAMPP can’t write to your wp-content directory. If you don’t know how to change this, you can edit wp-config.php and add this line: define(‘FS_METHOD’,’direct’); For detailed information, read wp-config.php documentation.
A little late to the party, came across this question looking for the same answer myself – to answer your first question, I’ve done a brief test locally and it seems that the parent theme can be network disabled. I have three sites running, with three child themes network enabled where the parent theme is … Read more
Change the $table_prefix in the wp-config.php file.
The easiest way to do this is to upload them using FTP. You can use a free program like Filezilla to upload your files to your server. You will need to know the host name (usually just your domain), user and password. If you don’t know this info your hosting company will be able to … Read more
“Where” somewhat depends on the theme you’re using. Here’s couple examples, If you have a custom made theme, then you can put the code in any appropriate place. For example header.php (after <head>) or footer.php. If you have child theme, then you can copy a suitable template_part file from the parent theme to the child … Read more
Probably your local FTP service is not running. You can verify this by trying to connect to the local FTP server at the command prompt: ftp localserver and it will ask for your credentials. Also possible is that ‘localserver’ is not being resolved locally. You can check that with a command nslookup localserver And seeing … Read more
Well, Minit for WordPress is hooked into the plugins_loaded action hook (you can see that checking the file minit.php). And the thing is you are requiring the file minit.php in your functions.php, which is a file loaded after the hook plugins_loaded is called. This means that Minit is not being initialized the proper way. So, … Read more
Change the first param of wp_localize_script to same as the handle of your main script file. main in this case.
It could be the quotes if the code you have pasted is the exact code you’re using. Notice around the word login the quotes are curly rather than straight. Try pasting the same straight quotes you have around the number 0.
All files should be owned by the actual user’s account, not the user account used for the httpd process. Group ownership is irrelevant unless there are specific group requirements for the web-server process permissions checking. This is not usually the case. All directories should be 755 or 750. All files should be 644 or 640. … Read more