WordPress doesn’t have an option for restricting external content from loading in the browser. Some resources such as fonts, or external scripts, can always be saved in the web root and served directly from there. For resources that you cannot store locally (Gravatar images for example) you could consider Charles Proxy. Charles Proxy is a … Read more
this are the steps you need to care when you setup wordpress locally from server. Download wordpress folder and database.(keep back up) setup db and change on wp_option table for “home_url” and “site_url”. change permalink and and reset .htaccess. change on custom menu link which you have added restart it.
Finally it was solved as follows: Enabled debug option in wp-config.php After several tests I found that a plugin (polylang) causes a conflict with Cherry Framework which I use with my template. I Removed the polylang plugin directory and managed to login WP admin. Since I use Cherry Framework I got an error message (File … Read more
I’ve just solved the problem. I needed to enqueue another stylesheet into in my functions.php file because the poppins font was in a different folder with it’s own CSS file.
You’re confusing WordPress.com and WordPress.org. The .org is what is used for hosting your own WordPress website on your hosting provider. The .com is hosting your website using WordPress.com’s systems. There are some major differences between the two and it’s critical that you understand them. First and foremost hosting on .com has severe restrictions on … Read more
You need to change the url of the copied website to not have a redirection Assuming your live url is https://oldurl.com and your sandbox url is http://mysandboxurl.com (replace the values with your actual urls) You can do so with either a define in your wp-config.php define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://mysandboxurl.com’ ); define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://mysandboxurl.com’ ); Or changing … Read more
WordPress hardcodes the domain into many of its permalinks in the database. An easy solution is to download an SQL dump of the database on your host using phpMyAdmin or an SQL client, and then opening the SQL file in a (robust) text editor, assuming your database isn’t enormous. Then run a Find / Replace … Read more
Unfortunately, when changing the URL of your site with WordPress, you also need to do a pretty big find/replace job in the database: this is because any links or images (and probably a number of other things too) added to posts have absolute (http://localhost:8888/wp-content/uploads/etc.) rather than relative links (/wp-content/uploads/etc.). Thus, all your images embedded in … Read more
You can create a local server with the installing linux and then you can add your project to that server so that all your team member which are connected with same network are can view the site. When you install Apache or IIS or any other web server application (in your case WAMP), your computer … Read more
Switching from editing on directly on remote server to PHPstorm local development?