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Failed to upload image on localhost

It turns out the permission settings are fine. I just needed to restart the Apache server. This problem had nothing to do with the modification of the httpd.conf file.

I cannot access to my wordpress

Error Message when logging into WordPress on Xampp

Does the ‘bad’ site public-facing page display? If not, then you have database issues (doesn’t exist, permissions, user account, etc). Check the wp-config.php file to make sure that the database name/user/password is correct. If the public-facing page displays, then use phpMyAdmin (or similar) tool to look at the wp-users table in the database specified by … Read more

WordPress migration from live server to localhost having 404 error? [closed]

wp_options isn’t the only place you need to change the link, do the following : Go to the live site and download the plugin WP Migrate DB, it has really good interface so you will make it from there. The plugin will change all links and give you exported .sql file with them, without changing … Read more

WordPress site does not display content

An over simplified version of doing this is to download WordPress Serialized Search and Replace tool And drop it onto your server go to the location of where you have uploaded it. Then simply search for your old url, and replace with the new. This will do this for every post type, post data and … Read more

WordPress site running on a local XAMPP server keeps redirecting to a XAMPP page

Apparently, for some reason, the permalinks formatting setting had changed to a different one that was used while building the site. I changed it back to what I was using before and everything works!

Taxonomy works in local XAMPP but doesn’t work live

Go to Settings » Permalinks, and simply click on the Save Changes button. If Still, you face the same issue then, check your .htaccess file or IIS config file.

How do i remove “Powered by WordPress” from AMP?

To remove “Powered by WordPress,” from the AMP plugin’s footer.php template file. Reference This new file should reside at: wp-content/themes/yourtheme/amp/footer.php Footer.php <footer class=”amp-wp-footer”> <div> <h2><?php echo esc_html( $this->get( ‘blog_name’ ) ); ?></h2> <a href=”#top” class=”back-to-top”><?php _e( ‘Back to top’, ‘amp’ ); ?></a> </div> </footer> This will ensure that Remove Powered WordPress AMP Plugin will still … Read more