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I installed wordpress in my wamp local server and created a site using a theme. Up to this time I was using the dashboard link that is available in one of the page in the theme itself to log in to wordpress and use the dashboard. Now as I updated the page and took of all the wordpress related links I am unable to again go to the dashboard. How can this be done?
Go to the following url http:// localhost/you-site-path/wp-admin
You can also do http:// localhost/wp-login.php or you can setup your own custom page with form that submits your username and password, then process the login on your own page.
Open yoursite.com/wp-admin and login to view your dashboard.
It should be localhost/your-wp-folder/wp-admin/
You are looking for,
http://localhost/wp-admin/
Simply add "wp-admin" after Wordpress site url and you are at the dashboard.
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I have a WordPress website. I have 27 posts/blogs there. but after some days it reduces itself to 20 and after sometime 15. I have to recover it using backup everytime it happens, it's really annoying.
There are a lot of user registered on my website but their role is set as "subscriber".
Only I have the admin access and I also have 2 Step Verification enabled using WordFence plugin. So If someone tries to login then I need to approve that IP.
Or is it a database problem?
It could be caused by some plugin or your theme code. Check your plugins if there is something related to post expiration/pruning and also the functions.php file in your theme directory if there is some cron/schedule/remove filter. It certainly is not caused by the database itself.
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I just created a new Wordpress project. I have managed to create a local domain to it, created db (without any data) and configurated my config.php (created from config.sample.php). Then I opened it in the browser to start the installation, but it is obviously broken - CSS is not working.
Please help, what can be wrong?
There is also another project where CSS files obviously don't work. I download that project from gitlab. That one was not from scretch. Both don't work correctly.
This problem usually occurs when you have not entered the correct website address during WordPress installation.
This guide will help you with:
https://wordpress.org/support/article/changing-the-site-url/
If the site is in an active domain, send its address so that the problem can be checked.
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I have a site, wordpress is install on it. The site is hacked. I can not login into the wordpress dashboard. I have tried two practices to get login into wp-admin but still I could not get where is the problem.
I have changed the password in the wp_users table through
phpMyAdmin in cpanel.
I have also added another database user+password
and then put the same user name+password on the wp-config.php.
Please me know please if i am wrong or any other solution to get into the wordpress dashboard.
Thanks in advance.
I would suggest ensuring that the email address for a full admin user is set to an address that only you have access to (you can change this using phpMyAdmin in wp_users) and then following the "forgotten password" routine via the interface for that user.
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I am searching for already an hour but cant find anything. So I actually want when someone goes to myblog.com/wp-admin to see 404 error or some other error. The same thing I want a user experience when he goes to myblog.com/wp-login.php. So basically I need to restrict access to that 2 URL and also how can I configure to have myblog.com/login to have the same login page that I would have in the myblog.com/wp-admin page? I am doing this for protecting my wp site from hackers.
You can configure your .htaccess file to accept only your IP address and you can also secure your wp-admin folder using a username/password.
The are lots of tutorials online about that.
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I have a blog hosted in wordpress. I bought a domain from GoDaddy and forwared it to my wordpress blog. Now, if I want to install any plugin to my site, I always get instructions like - download this and place it to that directory. How do I find that directory when I am using Wordpress's free bloggin service.
I'm afraid you cannot upload plugins/themes to WordPress.com, even if you have a mapped domain.
http://support.wordpress.com/plugins/
Host wordpress at GoDaddy - you already use them for domain registration - and then you can use plugins, as well as do much more, as wordpress.com is limited in many respects. Export your existing content from .com to your own wordpress install, too.
If you're on wordpress.com, you can't use the plugins unfortunately. If you're on wordpress self-hosted, upload them by going to Plugins > Add New in the sidebar of the back-end of your site.