I use Local to make my wordpress locally, but I was wondering if it was possible to use it with Wordplate?
Could someone please fill me in on this?
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I have designed a wordpress website in xampp and it looks all good in localhost.
But when I access the website from other pc via intranet/lan it looks all messed up and developer tools in chrome says following:
"net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED".
How is this resolved?
What URL you are using to access website on Intranet/LAN?
You may need to update URL's (e.g. siteurl) in your database to make it accessible on network.
This is more of an alternative answer but have you tried using Local by Flywheel? It allows you to create a local environment for Wordpress but also allows you to give out a "Live Link"... which essentially allows anyone to view the site on your local environment.
I am running WordPress on my computer (localhost). I am unable to load plugins, pictures etc.. Is it possible to change the permission for writing in a easy way?
I know this is a beginner question but i really need help..
I completed my development on my local environment. The url on my local environment was samplesite.local
After I finished the development, I uploaded it to the server and the url was working but when I try to open admin panel of wordpress, it directs me to the local link.
For example, when I try to login this link:
samplesite.com/wp-admin
then it goes to:
samplesite.local/wp-admin
What is the problem here? Thank you.
You need to change the values in the options table, as at present the option value is referencing to your local development url, causing these errors.
You really need to read up on the codex before posting a question here.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
I believe this question has been asked many times here. Please use the search function of site before posting a question.
Moving Wordpress Domain
After Moving the files & Database. you need to change the domain name in database config. The easiest way to do it by using Search-Replace-DB Script.
Just Download the tool from here :
https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/
Just fill samplesite.local in search and samplesite.com in replace and run the tool. it will do all the task automatically.
hope it will help you.
I have this website created with wordpress on http://schoolcms.webfreaks.cu.cc/
It is working perfectly fine on this host but when I try to transfer it any other other host (even localhost) it gives me layout issues like this: http://consciousnesstree.com/sharadashram/
Am I doing something wrong or the website transfer creating some issues?
This is the issue of css which is not properly adding in your localhost . Also one more thing I mentioned you , Steps when any Wordpress site moves to another domain or localhost , which recovers almost all minor issuses :
Change home_url , site_url and some times permalink in your database 'wp_options' table.
If database name has been changed then you have to change some parameters like database name , host , user and password in wp_config.php.
Also make sure if any url was given in previous domain written in hard coded then you have to change too manually.
I hope it helps you .
For any further assistance feel free to revert me.
I also have got that issue and solve that using duplicator plugin. I think that is the easiest way to fix your problem. You can download and see how it works in here
A Wordpress novice and have set up my site locally using MAMP.
Unfortunately all the links to styles and I assume the database etc are by default pathed using 'localhost' so the site works ONLY on my machine. What is the correct way to change this pathing so that wordpress will correctly display the site?
For the database, you can edit the wp-config.php file at the root of your site.
As far as your styles are concerned, you'll have to go through the theme files that you've setup and adjust the relative path to those style sheets.
There are several options. Kyle is correct about editing wp-config.php, that will definitely take care of the new DB connection. However, I would advise against a manual adjustment of stylesheets and markup if possible. The easiest way for a novice might be this: export the DB from your local installation using "Settings > Export." Then, in your remote installation, use the WordPress Importer and it should tidy up all the links for you. This has worked for me several times.
You can learn more about other options here: http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/hosting/how-to-break-a-wordpress-install-and-fix-it-again/
UPDATE: unless of course you've hardcoded "localhost" in your stylesheets and markup. In that case, use one of the solutions in the above link.
If your theme uses serialized data, you might have a problem when moving your website by simply doing a find and replace and changing the URL that way. I would recommend following WordPress's guide when you're moving your site.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
It involves using a special script to change the URL of your site.