Navigate to your WP database in phpmyadmin. Here in option table locate WordPress Site (URL) and WordPress Address (URL) row. change these two field. https://www.artvault.co.in in WordPress Site (URL) and https://www.artvault.co.in/wp-admin in WordPress Address (URL)
You can use Absolute Privacy plugin for your purpose. This plugin turns your WordPress blog into a fully private site where you control who has access. It’s perfect for family blogs, private communities, and personal websites. You can lock-down the entire site or create a members only area, moderate new registrations, force users to enter … Read more
Try this: http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ The manual says:: DesktopServer comes with PHPMyAdmin which allows you to manage your MySQL databases. You can access this tool two ways. Open DesktopServer In the left bottom corner is a [ Sites ] button, click it. This will open a page in your default browser, at the top is a menu … Read more
The template name is stored in the postmeta table, you can identify the page template by different ways but i would do with like: 1. $template = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_wp_page_template’, true ); echo “Template: ” . $template; 2. echo basename( get_page_template() )
I’m not sure you are using the most correct way to restrict so maybe someone else can chime in but this if statement is grabbing the first role in the array which may be dealer or maybe another role if ( ‘dealer’ === $role_name ) { Try instead if ($current_user->has_cap (‘dealer’)) { the has_cap function … Read more
How can I remove “Add new” button on custom post type
Might be an issue with permalink or htacces file. try to reset permalinks to default and check.
Either Check with your hosting provider or connect with FTP to your website if you have privilege to do so. Via FTP You can gain access to all your files and then restore it
Check the below code- add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘the_dramatist_add_role_caps’, 999 ); function the_dramatist_add_role_caps() { // Add the roles you’d like to administer the custom post types $roles = array( ‘editor’, ‘administrator’ ); // Loop through each role and assign capabilities foreach($roles as $the_role) { $role = get_role($the_role); $role->add_cap( ‘read’ ); $role->add_cap( ‘read_{Post_Type_A_Name}’ ); // Also do for … Read more
I found it, very simple logic. Don’t specify any id number.