Hyperlinks stopped displaying properly from php code for Directory
Hyperlinks stopped displaying properly from php code for Directory
Hyperlinks stopped displaying properly from php code for Directory
How to have WordPress in a sub-folder but hosted in a different place?
Okay, so apparently, I had to remove the _transient_wp_core_block_css_files record from the wp_options table on the database. Mysteries of WordPress. Source.
appears that you are encountering an error on your website due to a broken link. You can resolve this issue by following these steps: 1.Permalinks Settings: Verify and adjust your permalinks settings. Navigate to your WordPress dashboard, go to Settings > Permalinks, and ensure the settings are correct. You might need to re-save your permalink … Read more
You’ll have to make sure that your web server knows about the change, but it shouldn’t break anything inside WordPress. All the WP links are based on its URL, not its location on a disk. There are WP functions that reference disk locations (eg plugin_dir_path(), but they should all be relative to the site’s root … Read more
Multisite Sub-directories Installation
I had an issue like that in the past, and the solution was so easy that was impossible for me to see, my code was exactly as yours and I had to change it to it… hope you have the same luck. @font-face { font-family:’Fertigo_PRO-webfont’; src:url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.eot’); src:url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.eot?iefix’) format(‘eot’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.woff’) format(‘woff’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.ttf’) format(‘truetype’), url(‘fonts/Fertigo_PRO-webfont.svg#webfont’) format(‘svg’); font-weight: … Read more
My recommendation is to use one WP installation and to simply add /blog/ to your permalink structure. This will give all of your blog posts a mytld.com/blog/postname format and pages will not pickup the /blog/ prefix. Adjust Permalink settings at Settings > Permalinks and select the Custom Structure radio button. Enter /blog/%postname%/ in the field … Read more
Create separate FTP user for WordPress and set your installation directory as FTP root. Or try to change it for existing user.
Well it depends what is suitable for you, as you said : I’ve added in two WordPress installs in subdirectories, one being a blog page and another being an eCommerce site and now you want to make your static site dynamic with WordPress, you have options, either you can merge all your sites in one … Read more