I've designed a site at my own domain and I now want to implement the same design on a clients domain.
All is done in Visual Composer and the clients site have the exact same conditions and plugins for a migration to work, but I can't seam to find a "export Visual Composer design" option anywhere on the web!
The hard way to do it is to have two windows open and manually create the same design by going element to element, tab to tab, which really isn't an option...
The Templatera plugin only seam to work on the same domain.
Does anyone have a better solution?
I have discovered an easiest way.
This is just change the layout to text. or deactivate the visual composer plugins. then it will show only a written code on each page.
Just copy the codes in the page from where you want to copy and paste the code to other domain's page where you want to put.
Then reactivate the visual composer plugins in both site.
Building on Ali Hayder Shawon answer, here's a simple solution that does not require to deactivate the plugin:
Click on the "Classic mode" button in the source editor (screenshot below).
Select all text in the text editor (screenshot below).
Paste it in the destination editor, making sure that it is too in classic mode.
Screenshot for step 1:
Screenshot for step 2:
You need save your design to to My Templates (Saved Templates), then you can export and import to client site. I know a free plugin can do it, try search "VC Templates Import & Export".
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So I am trying to customize my already running website via custom code
for better user experience etc.
I see a lot of people developing for WordPress via the code editor
and I simply can't find any information on how I can access my website
via a code editor and customize it with customer HTML, CSS, and javascript (or react.js)
and of course, PHP if necessary.
Could anyone please help me where I can find that information?
I would be very grateful!
Not sure exactly what you are looking for, but I go to CPanel on my host and open File Manager. Scroll down to the public_html folder and the web site below that. Select a PHP file and click Edit. Beware, though, that updating the theme will wipe out any changes when taking this approach.
I love to do some "on the go" coding in the wordpress backend in my spare time.
The situation:
When editing theme or plugin files in the theme editor or plugin editor on my mobile device (android), whenever I try to type on a new line in the file, the character gets automatically "backspaced".
The editor does work when editing existing lines of code, or copy and pasting it in.
When using a bluetooth keyboard the editor works fine too.
There doesn't seem to be any jquery related errors either.
Does anyone know the root of this problem?
I would advise you to report this as a bug, WordPress is open source. Bugs will be handled by priority by many volunteers.
You can read more about submitting a bug and what you need to yourself when submitting one.
See: https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/testing/reporting-bugs/
Make sure to read the page thoroughly before submitting a "bug".
Today I logged into my WordPress admin and was prompted to "Update the database," no options were given so I did. After that, my pages showed a "new" visual composer based in blocks that showed none of my theme's components, but only a text block with a series of shortcodes.
It changed the usual backend vs frontend editor that the visual composer shows and allows me to manipulate my page through rows and columns.
PAGE EDITOR NOW:
PAGE EDITOR BEFORE:
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling plugins, the theme itself, etc. But no success so far.
Is there a way to revert to the last editor (no backups), or debug why I'm only getting shortcodes?
So as I was posting this question I logged into another one of my sites and saw an alert warning me of the automatic inclusion of "Gutenberg" (a new page editor) after version 5.0.1 of Wordpress. That was it.
According to their suggestion, I downloaded this plugin which solved my problem: https://wordpress.org/plugins/classic-editor/
Hope this helps someone!
In this question - Deploying a CodeRush plugin from the Community Site - I asked about deploying a CodeRush plugin from the Community Site.
I deployed the plugin, and created a key binding.
I've had some inspiration, and want to create a similar plugin with a different name, and a different key-binding, but I now want to remove this plugin.
What steps do I need to take to remove it ?
From the DevExpress menu, select "About...".
Shift+Click the "Plug-ins..." button. This opens the Community plug-in folder and the CodeRush plug-in folder. Shift+Clicking the button saves you a step and closes the About box for you.
Find the plug-in you want to remove and delete it (or move it to another location). If the plug-in is locked you will need to close down any instances of VS that have loaded the plug-in and then try again.
Relatively simple question, but I can't find the answer: How can I edit static pages (or posts) with my own editor instead of using WordPress? I'm not asking about the details of how to FTP, but instead where can I actually find the pages I created using WordPress in the WordPress directory?
Thanks.
The content of the pages you create are stored in the mySQL database rather than as static files so you cannot just see them if you look through the directory. The software reads out the data from the db when requested and renders it according to various settings.
As for editing your wordpress pages/entries using an external editor, wordpress supports an XML RPC interface which can be used to communicate with it. For an example of an emacs extension to edit WP articles, check out http://www.tolchz.net/2008/01/06/posting-to-wordpress-with-emacs-webloggerel/. I'm sure many other editors have this facility as well (including, I'm led to believe, Microsoft Word).
Finally, if you want to use the web interface but use your own editor for the textboxes where you edit pages/articles, check out the it's all text plugin for Firefox.
Windows Live Writer is an excellent editor for this purpose. The latest version (2011) surprisingly better than the first, which was already more than I expected for a freebie, and a small project team.
Make sure you avoid all the extra "Live" options and just leave the Writer checked for install. And in WP admin settings, enable XML RPC.
wp generates dynamic pages - that means the pages only exist the moment they are requested. You would first need to "statify" them - simply downlowding would do, but there's also plugins that can do this.. Usually needed for optimizing speed/cache
Looking for "wordpress static pages plugin" might help..
PS: this would do the job of making wp 'static'
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/really-static/