It’s a bit odd that there are root-relative URLs, WordPress by default uses absolute URLs when inserting images. However, probably the quickest fix is to open the SQL file in a text editor and just search and replace src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-content/ with src=”/blog/wp-content/, or the absolute URL, whatever you prefer.
I’m assuming these are the post details the you’re trying to pass through the URL. Not sure if that is the most effective way to go about doing this. I do the same type of thing, but pass the postID through the URL and when I get to the destination page, use the postID to … Read more
It worked for me. http://www.sixteeneighteen.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/remove01.jpg i dont see any problem with the link.
To render the shortcode output with a clickable link while it still looks like a shortcode, you have to replace the built-in shortcode: add_shortcode( ‘video’, ‘wpse_96840_literal_video’ ); function wpse_96840_literal_video( $atts ) { $url = $atts[‘url’]; return ‘<code>’ . sprintf( ”, $url ) . ‘</code>’; } Result
Option A: Here’s a Quick Way to Search and Replace Your WordPress Database Option B: Export your database using phpmyadmin and open in a text editor such as (Notepad++), and use search/replace to find old domain and replace with new domain. MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP YOUR DATABASE BEFORE TAKING ANY ACTION
You can use structure tags in Settings > Permalinks > Custom Structure to form something like /%category%/%postname%/. That is if your “topics” will be posts. Pages or terms might be more involved to deal with.
Options and template changes not updating
admin-bar.min.css is not registered via the normal wp_register_style channels. It, and the other default styles, are registered by wp_default_styles, which registers them by directly manipulation the $styles object, though I don’t know what good that is since there are no hooks and you shouldn’t be hacking core files. You should still be able to deregister … Read more
Besides doing a custom query in your MYSQL database, I’ve found this little script to be helpful in my development process, and I’ve incorporated into my regular workflow to keep my local, development and production servers synchronized: https://github.com/interconnectit/Search-Replace-DB Just be sure to read the documentation, especially about overwriting GUID values and also make sure to … Read more
In order for the site to be publicly accessible you need to host the site on a server that is publicly accessible. Your local MAMP server is almost certainly not public. There are hacks and workarounds that would let you host the site from there, but don’t. Lease a server and install your site there. … Read more