This website gives a good answer on how to do this: https://www.hywel.me/static/site/wordpress/2016/07/17/fast-free-static-website-with-wordpress-and-github-pages.html In short: Set-up GitHub pages. Install Simply static plugin into WordPress. Push the export from the plug-in back to your git repository and you are done!
Please don’t overcomplicate. In the “Database Host” field add “localhost: e.g. in my case “localhost:3308” solved the problem.
I fixed it by using following method in .htaccess RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off is causing the error. use RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$ to fix it.
Thats a 404 Not Found Error. Please, make sure that the page actually exists on your WordPress blog. However, since the WordPress’ 404 page is not being shown, either your theme does not support 404 page OR something is wrong in the way Redirection plugin is setup. Also, what you want can be simply achieved … Read more
Moreover as you can see all the queries are pretty fast Those queries aren’t so fast. 0.1s for a simple lookup on the options table is very slow. All of the queries in the image you posted are on the options table. I’m not sure if most of your queries are option queries or not, but if … Read more
This isn’t what get_template_part was for, get_template_part essentially behaves like PHP’s require function. Justin Tadlock writes a lot more about this here and also talks about a WordPress function that might be more useful to you – locate_template. Alternatively, if you did want to hack this functionality using get_template_part, you could use template buffering:
The function wp_get_attachment_image only gets an image that was uploaded to wordpress, it doesn’t output an image in the content of the post. You have to output the content of the post for your example image. Like: echo $attachments[‘post_content’];
From what I see you will need to do the following. In functions.php add: Then this can be called using [my_novinki] or if in a php template using <?php echo do_shortcode[‘my_novinki’];
It may be because you are using the same name of the slug in the name of the callback function, try changing it. You can also do the following: You can even omit the callback function with an anonymous one. There is also no need to add a conditional to verify the capacity of manage_options, … Read more
You need to check your file/folder permissions. Your webhost may have them set too strictly for WordPress to write its own temp folders and extract its own archive in /wp-content/upgrade/. See Changing File Permissions « WordPress Codex: Typically, all files should be owned by your user (ftp) account on your web server, and should be writable by … Read more