So last time I moved my WP blog, all the images with the non-standard letters "å, ä and ö" in their url was broken/gone. Is there any way to easily fix this and recover the images? Note that I can't do it manually since it's a big blog with a ton of pictures, so it has to be a bulk fix. On a sidenote, is there any downside to moving your blog using a plugin instead of using the SQL db backup?
Would be super grateful for help. Thanks. :-)
Log in to your WordPress admin panel.
From the Plugins menu, click Add New.
Type Search and replace, and then click Search Plugins.
Locate the Search and Replace plugin, and then click Install Now.
Click OK.
Click Activate Plugin.
From the Tools menu, click Search and Replace.
Enter your old site's URL in the Search for field. For example, http://olddomainexample.com (no trailing slash).
Enter your new site's URL in the Replaced with field.
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Well after 5 days of trying to find solution, I think I need WordPress magician to help me solve this.
I am translating my WordPress site. So far I have translated over 80% of the content mainly accessing .po files via server or by using LocoTranslate
I have troubles with translating some specific content on the page:
When accessing Products section in WordPress Dashboard I can see that even the settings are translated (to Danish) but some content of the same product page are not.
Image Of PRODUCT page:
What I have tried so far:
Checked all In Stock strings via LocoTranslate plugin (for main theme po file and plugins file) and all are translated to Danish.
I changed Main language in General WP Settings
Tried TranslatePress plugin, and when accessing the page via it, it does not offer an option to translate In Stock part. Evan tough it offers an option to translate action button and I did that.
As I can see on the editing page In Stock is clearly part:
Product settings on Dashboard
This means "In Stock" and even here is translated, too.
Note: When refreshing the page the translation is seen for a part of a second for the BUTTON, then it changes back to English.
Well, I am desperate. Can someone offer some other solution how I can fix this?
I want to trial the mb.miniaudioplayer, to offer free downloads from my Wordpress site. The download link for mb.miniaudioplayer shows as a d. How can I change this either to text download or an arrow button? I cannot find the relevant plugin file/string. Unfortunately, I get no response via the Wordpress plugin support.
The page is http://www.jamesclifford.at/mb-minaudio-try/. I've tried "string locator" in my WP site with various string names but nothing shows.
My website using q-translate plugin for wordpress multiple language website https://savvycomsoftware.com/ for (en / vi / ja) but now. They remove vi / ja and keep default language for this website. And SEO staffs want me to remove the code also this plugin from this website to improve seo than bad seo. How do i do?
If you are not using the plugin q-translate then you can simply deactivate and Delete the plugin. Only if you are using defaul English language.
For this:
Just go to admin panel PLUGINS menu. Click All plugins, you will see the list of plugins installed into your website. Here find your plugin q-translate by scrolling the window Up and Down.
Also you can type in search bar your plugin name and press enter.
Check your plugin name underneath you will see the Deactivate link,If its current active.
Otherwise it will show Delete link.
Simply click on it -- If its active -- click on Deactivate then in next step click on delete link.
NOTE: Please check or ask your Seo manager that you are only using only English language as default version.
Any questions do ask any time..
Keep the qTranslate plugin active and just remove the unwanted languages (go to the plugin's settings and click "disable" next to each that you don't require). Then set the URL Modification mode to "Hide URL language information for default language.". This means that you will get a single language site as you require, but you won't have the hassle of having to remove the additional languages from each post as it will just ignore the additional information.
By the way - I disagree with your SEO people - qTranslate is not bad for SEO. It adds all the right tags to ensure that Google knows there are additional language variants of each post. I run 2 multilingual sites and the appropriate language shows up in Google (English in google.co.uk, French in google.fr, etc).
I am reasonably new to word press and I am currently building my site. If you go to the google search page here
You can see that the Pricing webpage shows information from New York.
I desperately need to change this as it may put potential customers off with me being in England.
Can anyone help please. I have tried following tutorials with Yoast but cannot see the "advaced settings option" and therefore cannot follow the tutorials.
Thanks
James
You need to do following step
List item Log in to your WordPress website. When you're logged in, you will be in your 'Dashboard'. On the left-hand side, you will see a menu. In that menu, click on 'SEO'.
The ‘SEO’ settings will expand providing you additional options. Click on Search Appearance
Under the 'General' tab, check the box "Enable force rewrite titles". This is not available when your theme already supports dynamic titles as discussed Here
Save changes.
Updated:
In Yost SEO Plugin 7.2 version, you can see that optionVersion 7.2. but today morning i updated plugin, that time it's not showing on this.Version 7.3. You need to install 7.2 version for this.
My website http://spigroup.ae loads the empty space below the footer or above the header.
I've tried to scan with multiple anti virus plugins but no luck.
When i do the inspect elements on the page i can see the line which is loading ""(empty space) and some text with hyper links to http://forbrukslånportalen.net.
When i go through the my wordpress core files i can not see the same text or hyper links, some maleware script running on my site loading this hyper links dynamically.
Please let me know if any one of u can help me out in this regards.
Thanks in advance.
WordPress offers this advice in their FAQ:
http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked
But basically, the hacked code could be in one of three places:
The WordPress core files - to check, download the core files from wordpress.org and copy them over the top of your current installation. This won't affect your theme or plugins or any uploaded content.
Your current theme - to check, try activating another theme and see if the spam code / links remain. (It may also be in a plugin, so try deactivating them all as well).
The database - to check, open phpMyAdmin, navigate to your database, then click "Search". Choose all the tables in the database, and search for part of the pattern, surrounding your search term with percent signs. For example:
%portalen%
Remember to back up your website before you do anything!