When you setup the SSL certificate for your domain on your web server, your WordPress site will immediately be accessible via http / https connections without any extra configuration. Any configuration is required when you want your website or its backend (wp-admin / wp-login.php) to load ONLY via SSL (HTTPS). But there’s at least one … Read more
Where do I add my own configuration needs and how do I access them?
This is a bit too unspecific, but generally all the configuration is in the database so you need to clone that. Generally for automating things you should have a look at WP-CLI if you feel comfortable working on the command line.
Probably you have a redirect settings in your .htaccess file This is a hidden file, You can use your file manager to edit this file and check for any redirect settings in this file If your web hosting panel is CPanel, you may find that in Redirect section in CPanel too Or may be it’s … Read more
Your link does not work, but I think it relates to this: In wp-config.php add these lines before ‘Happy Bloggin’ text define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); The documentation here
Use Development Address Not Root IP. You are using a root IP. You need to direct to your site to the correct dev location. Something like this: https://74.104.158.116/~lbryhub. Viewing your URL From WHM (if you use it?) I find working on a subdomain easier such as https://new.exmaple.com, then I migrate it over to the correct … Read more
Check: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/programs/apachectl.html apachectl configtest
Going by wordpress wp_new_user_notification, github, wordpress code reference, the function that handles sending email for new users, it only send email to user and site admin by default. There’s a filter wp_new_user_notification_email_admin that you can hook into to change the admin details, maybe you have a plugin that uses this filter. Try disabling them one … Read more
According to what I read it is because of an odd implementation of that function, apparently the number is used to add a Limit statement to the SQL that is used to get the pages. Then it applies the child_of requirement after retrieving the data from the database. So if you limit the query to … Read more
Did you get clean copy of WordPress for reinstall (like went and downloaded from wordpres.org)? That line should be following (SVN) require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’); And it absolutely should not be edited since it is part of WordPress core.