Welcome Alexander, first pour a frosty glass of your favorite beverage, don’t panic, this goes from bottom up: Start with the database. Bluehost has phpmyadmin — fire it up and make sure that the WordPress tables on your development machine are on the new machine. Check the table names and number of rows — if … Read more
Encrypting the DB-Password in the wp-config.php is of no use, neither in your use-case nor in any other. What is encrypted, has to be decryptable by the system in order to access the database, which means if an attacker is able to get your wp-config.php, he can get everything he needs to decrypt the encrypted … Read more
OK, for those who need, you can do the following: Install Code Snippets In a code snippet: add_filter( ‘init’, function( ) { define(‘PODS_SHORTCODE_ALLOW_SUB_SHORTCODES’, true); }); That will define it without modifying wp-config.php
All files should be owned by the actual user’s account, not the user account used for the httpd process. Group ownership is irrelevant unless there are specific group requirements for the web-server process permissions checking. This is not usually the case. All directories should be 755 or 750. All files should be 644 or 640. … Read more
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/content_url/ the guide may helfull to you to undestood the purpose of it
To disable cropping, insert this below code in disable-automatic-image-crop.php file in your mu-plugins folder: <?php /* Plugin Name: Disable Automatic Image Crop Author: WordPress Community Description: https://gist.github.com/czenzel/0f5888cbbfa4a857e56361dd3bc19b39 */ add_action( ‘init’, ‘czc_disable_extra_image_sizes’ ); add_filter( ‘image_resize_dimensions’, ‘czc_disable_crop’, 10, 6 ); function czc_disable_crop( $enable, $orig_w, $orig_h, $dest_w, $dest_h, $crop ) { // Instantly disable this filter after the … Read more
It would seem you have covered all your bases and your site is working as it should. An additional step I have found useful is to verify hard coded paths within your exported SQL file because problems might not appear for weeks after the move. I have moved a sites a few times and it … Read more
It’s probable that your site was hacked. And that will take some manual (‘by-hand’) investigation. Lots of googles on how to clean a hacked site. But, in general change all site/hosting credentials to strong passwords: hosting, ftp, database, WP users look for WP admin level users that shouldn’t be there look at every file for … Read more
These fields have the keys ‘blogname’ and ‘blogdescription’ respectively in the options table. I’m not sure exactly why you need to do this as it seems like a priority to secure your site and be able to update it through the dashboard yourself, but you can update them easily from functions.php with update_option, e.g.: update_option( … Read more
As in this question and answer, and because of your huge .htaccess file it’s like you have a .htaccess directive that’s causing your apache to not process that file or understand its type. As mentioned by @Rup, using the default WordPress .htaccess, and checking other directories for rogue .htaccess files will likely resolve this issue. … Read more