All scripts and style links return 404 on a local virtualhost
All scripts and style links return 404 on a local virtualhost
All scripts and style links return 404 on a local virtualhost
Turns out this was an issue with my current Apache install. After uninstalling an reinstalling the latest version of Apache, everything worked as expected.
Actually, There is no need for setup the VirtualHost in your server. Multisite have two way for visiting, base on subpath and subdomain. You choose the subpath, So the server don’t need to do anything. Just make sure your apache server support the rewrite. then add the .htaccess content as the below. It’s for the … Read more
I fixed it. It actually wasn’t anything with the server permissions. It was PICNIC – the magical “wp-config” tweaks I put in – I put in an incorrect path to the uploads folder. Fix, tweak, done.
I discovered it was a problem with file permissions. This article on Smashing Magazine is helpful to understand how to set up correct permissions.
I solved this error. The problem is I’ve used a mix of upper and lower case characters in my WordPress General setting URLs. To fix this condition, I must use lowercase URLs in my WordPress General setting URLs.
I had this problem when I moved a wordpress site to CloudWays which used varnish. I had to find the varnish configuration section and specifically exclude the timthumb.php script from varnish. This solved my issue because each call to timthumb.php to resize an image must be processed and it cannot be cached. I hope this … Read more
How to change wordpress port number to 8000?
This depends on the hosting company configuration, and the best thing you can do is to contact your hosting company so they can explain the rules they use for loading PHP.ini files.
I would suggest following some other toturial instead of one that lacks any explanations as to the “why” like this one. Linode and digitalocean should have good toturial on how to install wordpress, and although they might not be debian specific, the once regarding ubuntu should probably be compatible with debian. To answer the question, … Read more