I developed a WordPress site (4.5.2) on my local server using the Brown theme, and everything in the dashboard looked fine. But when I migrated the site to the live server, the plugins in the dashboard looked broken, specifically the Visual Composer and Maintenance. When I used another theme, like Twenty-sixteen, the plugins looked fine. Is this an issue with the Brown theme? Or the live server?
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I developed a wordpress site in elementor. Locally, everything works fine. I've set up an openlitespeed webserver and uploaded the copied the wordpress-website with WP one-in-all migration.
The problem is: the elementor loader doesn't work. I've upgraded the memory_limit, I have disabled all plugins (including litespeed cache), but the elementor editor won't load.
I have found this particular question on the wordpress website, seems like I have the same problem but I don't know how to get a solution.
Ive been learning to create and websites offline using Bitnami wordpress and it has been good so far, untill recently,i can load the admin dashboard but the actual site wont load. what might be the issue?
I have a live newspaper WordPress website with about 10 users updating it daily with about 2000+ unique visitors a day. I have a sum of about 30 posts a day added to my db and i host my own pictures.
My goal is to change my theme that has been used for over 4 years so smoothly that I don't experience much hiccup for my viewers.
I want a dev environment somewhere in my server that I can test my new theme with my current posts.
A solution I have in my head is to create a subdomain for example "dev.example.com" and deploy the new theme there and have two working wordpress themes with one database.
Is this even possible? I need to have my new theme that is in a dev environment have access to my live database.
What is the best practice for this situation?
for people looking into this like me, I will post my findings below and if you like you can comment to guide me or tell me what I'm doing wrong or right.
there is a wp-staging plugin that can be used but it seems to be paid if you want to push changes from staging version to production version of your website.
I have also figured out that another wp website can be installed on a subdomain that you can create through cpanel and install a brand new wordpress environment that is completely separate from your live site with its own db and config.
Since most of us don't have unlimited server resources its going to be pretty heavy to clone everything from live site to staging site and I figured they cant share a db because changes made to staging site can effect live site if they share a database.
So I looked over a very well summarized easy youtube video which basically explained the whole process for cloning your wordpress on your subdomain and using a new db, but this solution can be good if you have the server space and resources, for a website like mine i would guess that a local installation of wordpress would work.
One of the comments on that video was very usefull as well:
Just create a subdomain, install WordPress with Softaculous on the subdomain, install the All In One WP Migration Plugin on both the main site and the subdomain, export the file in All In One WP Migration on the main site and import it to the subdomain and vice versa, you have your staging.
When using MAMP to develop a Wordpress theme locally and when logged in as Admin the website loading time slows down dramatically. It would appear something is still being downloaded, however when the theme is moved to production everything is fine. I have the same issue when I use another theme eg twenty seventeen
Locally
Production sever
The fix was reinstalling Wordpress
I am currently working on a project, actually we an online site, we are thinking of revamping this, on this online site we have many blogs already,
We have purchased a theme also and doing many customization on localhost.
How is this possible to update the theme with customization and pages on online server from localhost without affecting the blog posts ??
OK these are the steps that i do for putting site from local to live.
First move full wordpress site including all wp-admin,wp-content,wp-includes and files to you live server
then export you local server database
and this is the trick, open the .sql in a text editor like dreamweaver then replace all links like http://localhost/site to http://www.livesite.com
and now move or import this db to live server and apply settings in wp-config.php.
it always works for me.