You don’t need a separate form to create a register page. Go to the network Dashboard » Network setting » Enable both sites and users can register, and you are ready to go. Visitors now to your site can register a new site at this URL: yoursitename.com/wp-signup.php And for reference you can go through this … Read more
There is a guide here that shows how to transfer from self hosted to WordPress.com. Go to tools and export. Go to tools and import.
Simple: Add ?_embed to the url query string. Eg: /wp-json/wp/v2/posts?_embed=true (_embed will work too ) You will then find a property within each post in the JSON called _embedded which will contain all the info you need for Featured Image. Also your taxonomies/categories/tags etc.
the <script> tag is not allowed on WordPress.com Since the Google Analytics script uses that tag, it’s not possible to add it. This has been asked and dealt countless of times on the forums of WordPress.com but they do not wish to compromise the security of their site by allowing scripts (Javascript/VBScript). If you find … Read more
If you want to echo something extremely early, you can do that at template_redirect hook that runs before any template is processed. However that will effectively put output outside of proper markup and so markup produced will be invalid. I do not quite understand why you need to actualyl output it early, if presentation is … Read more
I believe that related posts have similar tags, at least according to this article, which includes code for a query that will include related posts: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-display-related-posts-in-wordpress/ Couldn’t find anything about related posts in a quick look in the Codex.
If this question refers to WordPress.com then your question should be asked of their support rather than here. In general though… just a thought…, htaccess files are hidden files so the file name is preceded with a dot/period, ie. ‘.htaccess’. If you are using an FTP/SFTP client, they sometimes do not show hidden files by … Read more
It’s easy and possible. all you need to do is export your content from wp.com (wp-admin/tools/export) and import it to your new website (wp-admin/tools/import). That should be all, I would also suggest that you purchase https://en.support.wordpress.com/site-redirect/ so if a visitor goes to mywebsite.wordpress.com, they get redirected to mywebsite.com
WordpPress “out of the box” is not GDPR complaint. Even putting aside the integration with non complaint services like akismet and gravatar, just storing comments will probably require to give users the ability to delete them, but there is no real way to identify which users created which comment as comment authors are never verified. … Read more
You are probably looking for Jetpack comments system. If so, you can install Jetpack plugin and then activate the Comments module, if it is not activated by default upon plugin activation. After plugin installation, you may also need to connect to your WordPress.com account to enable any (or all) Jetpack features as indicated in the … Read more