Yes. If you use the generator to create the salts then add them to your wp-config.php file you can start reaping the benefits of much greater security. Any current sessions will be invalidated so you’ll have to log back in but otherwise there shouldn’t be any noticeable change. Automatic generation of random salts was added … Read more
Do not rename or modify the sample files unless such modifications are intended for contribution – they are there for reference. The files wp-config.php and wp-tests-config.php are explicitly ignored by .gitignore. Simply create them as new files yourself (or, if you’d like to use the sample files verbatim create symlinks to the sample files) to … Read more
Here a – quick and dirty way – to get ‘live to local’ with wamp. Assuming that you access your live site as in http://yoursite.com Steps to take: Copy your live site as you did, public_html to www Edit wp-config.php and add folowing 2 lines code: define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://local.yoursite.com’ ); define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://local.yoursite.com’ ); IF … Read more
Just change define( ‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, true ); to define( ‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, false ); More here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Multisite_Network_Administration
Did you change the paths in Database and config files properly ? Could you please proceed the below checklist for find the issues: Back Up Your Website’s Files Export The WordPress Database (using wp-migrate db plugin avoid some conflict ) refernce url : https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/ Create The WordPress Database On Your New Host Server and import … Read more
By default, MySQL runs on localhost, which is on the same IP address where the website is hosted. 3306 is the default port for MySQL. Most websites will run with these settings, it depends on your host.
You can customize permalink by using WordPress Rewrite_API in function file. See on codex
IIS has a problem with RTL-languages in URLs. Check your database and page encoding is UTF-8. After that try to put into system.webServer tag <globalization requestEncoding=”utf-8″ responseEncoding=”utf-8″ fileEncoding=”utf-8″ /> If it does not help you may use free WordPress plugin Custom Transliteration with Arabic Transliteration
When they say “where core files reside” they are referring to the url where they can be reached. Since you’re using a load balancer, you want those requests to be split across both your servers. To configure WordPress in a load balanced environment, you need to configure a couple of settings. I like to do … Read more
WordPress core does not contain obfuscated code (with unfortunate exception of revisions easter egg). While wp-config.php can (and often does) contain arbitrary code, it is not normal for extensions to add anything there and there isn’t an API way for it. In a nutshell it is meant to be edited by hand for specific configuration … Read more