Locked out of WordPress after changing to HTTPS – Google Cloud VM
Locked out of WordPress after changing to HTTPS – Google Cloud VM
Locked out of WordPress after changing to HTTPS – Google Cloud VM
Please add following code into your theme functions.php file function pietergoosen_theme_setup() { register_nav_menus( array( ‘header’ => ‘Header menu’, ‘footer’ => ‘Footer menu’ ) ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘pietergoosen_theme_setup’ ); Please check at your end and let me know if any query. Hope it will help you.
Access your plugins folder via FTP or your Hosting cPanel “Files” program. Rename the offending plugin folder to something else. That will effectively disable the plugin. (If locally hosted, then change the folder name that way.) I don’t usually change the settings in the wp-config.php file, so you may want to put those back to … Read more
try this >> step 1) on wp-config.php define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://www.my-site.com/my-site.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://www.my-site.com’); define(‘RELOCATE’,true); now, on your /index.php change this line: require( dirname( FILE ) . ‘/wp-blog-header.php’ ); to require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/my-site.com/wp-blog-header.php’ );
Logged in users have access to wp-admin by default, so you must have some other settings in a plugin or theme that is not allowing access. Do you have any membership or user manager plugins installed? If so, check the setting for allowing/disallowing wp-admin access.
“Projects” are a common Custom Post Type. How is yours generated? However it is done, if it is done properly, the labels will have language strings that can be translated for localization/internationalization with any number of plugins that offer this functionality.
Try a reinstall of WP (via Admin, Updates) to ensure all WP files are where they are supposed to be.
As long as it gets registered before the admin_menu hook happens, it doesn’t matter what file you put it in. The important part is what hook you call your function on. For simplicity sake you could put it in a themes functions.php. If you want things to look a bit cleaner then put it in … Read more
I’m not sure what you mean by “code view”, but the actual theme code is found under Settings > Theme Editor. I would not recommend using that if you are not an experienced coder. The single post should open in the single.php or singular.php file, where the content file corresponding to the post type is … Read more
I figured it out. It’s not actually in the code above at all, but in one of the lower methods I use to generate the array keys for $settings. The problem was that in one of those other methods, I had the following code: if ( ! isset( $_GET[‘page’] ) || $this->slug !== $_GET[‘page’] ) … Read more