The install wordpress in the localhost Copy the code wp-config.php file.. To add the this code in wp-config.php file define(‘FS_METHOD’, ‘direct’); Avoid the asking “connection information error”
To fix your site, you should get another functions.php. As such, you can get that from your most recent and operational backup and upload it unto the location of the mistakenly deleted one. In case you don’t have a backup, your last option will be to download a fresh copy of your theme; once that … Read more
Check your wordpress db table wp_options and from there check option name : siteUrl and home url and change %20 from there.
The first function should be there in your parent theme functions.php file. Parent Theme Code <?php if ( ! function_exists( ‘my_theme_enqueue_scripts’ ) ) { function my_theme_enqueue_scripts() { add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_theme_enqueue_styles’ ); function my_theme_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ ); } } ?> Child Theme Code Now place the following code in your child theme. … Read more
Of course this is possible. The question is too broad to fully answer in a Q&A format like WPSE’s, but roughly this is what you need: Two custom user roles to base the two different UI’s on. There are plugins that can do this for you. A theme that changes template based on the current … Read more
Sorry for the delay – crazy day here… So I looked at this and tested a few things. I think the sexiest way to do this is to try and return your base64 encoded img src at the… source. (pun not intended) Have a look at the image_downsize filter – I believe you can do … Read more
The problem was more trivial then expected. The function thf_setup() was already defined and hooked in the theme’s functions.php so I just added the load_theme_textdomain call to that function instead of declaring a new one (which would also be duplicated).
It seems to me that the URL is wrong for the images (HREF). Most like you are modifing or adding content to the site directly from the server while accessing it from http://localhost/. Based on your screenshot, the error message you’re getting on the workstation refers to “localhost/wordpress/content/uploads….” where localhost is the server, BUT in … Read more
Welcome (I’m new myself, too). First and foremost, I highly recommend setting up a Child Theme for your Divi installation; that way any modifications you make won’t be overwritten when Elegant Themes do an update. That said, the best way at this is to use WordPress’ native en queuing system. In your functions.php file, add … Read more
I’ve done something pretty simmilar once where I had 2 websites that shared most of their content and had differing color schemes. Here’s how I would approach this challenge Use Multisite and child themes in the following way: Website 1: This holds the content and acts as the main theme (e.g. Red). This is just … Read more