get_template_directory() Retrieves the absolute path to the directory of the current theme, without the trailing slash. You should use get_template_directory_uri(); for showing correct image path on site. echo get_template_directory();?>/library/images/name_of_the_svg_image will work in your case. Details here
It’s not clear what “cannot access WordPress from [other Win7 machine on network]” actually means. I have this same setup and it works fine. Be sure to check these things: Do you have Apache and MySQL services running? Check XAMPP Control Panel Can your other Win7 machine access the folder WP is in? ie. 192.168.3.3/dir-wp-is-in/ … Read more
And this is why I post to stackexchange. I worked on this for a month, then as soon as I posted the question I found a resolution (Thanks to Milo as well that confirmed my suspicions). The solution was that the script the freelancer had done was trying to call the full URL, and on … Read more
As long as you know the username you can have WP automatically log you in. You might need to ask your friend what that is. Check to see if you’re logged in and if not, get user by login, set the current user along with the auth cookie then redirect to the ~~user’s admin~~ url … Read more
did you change the urls in the database? add these to your wp-config.php define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL, ‘http://example.com’); Then update the ones in settings and remove those from the config file. also update your permalinks as well
After Installing you need to import DEMO content provided by theme developer if not then try connecting with Theme Developers. Whenever you install a theme from WordPress.org store they will provide only the theme :), check if there is an option for demo content.
This is not a WordPress specific problem. And maybe a duplicate question of this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12142172/apache-shows-php-code-instead-of-executing
Problem was / in upload_path: That most change to\ C:/xampp/htdocs/xyz/dl/uploads C:\xampp\htdocs\xyz\dl\uploads
get_header() is a WordPress template tag, so only available within WordPress. You are using a WordPress theme and by mistake placed it in the root folder of your site. Place it within your WordPress installation folder in wp-content/themes/ folder. And finally activate in through dashboard by navigating to Appearance -> Themes.
A common issue related to this is that XAMPP can’t write to your wp-content directory. If you don’t know how to change this, you can edit wp-config.php and add this line: define(‘FS_METHOD’,’direct’); For detailed information, read wp-config.php documentation.