What function do i use for that, what object stores the anchor-information?
Thank you!
]]>Additionally of i attempt to upload a theme i get this error message
“Unable to create directory uploads/2017/01. Is its parent directory writable by the server?”
permissions are 755
Any pointers or better a solution will be most welcome!
]]>Ran the install on the new server, all good, except WordPress is looking for everything (plugins, themes, etc.) in wp-content. In the install that the package was built from, wp-content had been changed to ‘assets’.
Not sure why this piece isn’t working. I tried running the install again, looking for somewhere to specify, but no luck. Please help if you know what’s happening here – thanks!
]]>WP_CONTENT_DIR
and the WP_CONTENT_URL
constants.
This plugin does not pick these up. Even after modifying the ‘Watch paths for images’ in the configuration page (wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wprxr), the .htaccess still contains wp-config:
# Adaptive Images
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
# Watch directories:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /wp-content/uploads/
RewriteRule \.(?:jpe?g|gif|png)$ /content/plugins/adaptive-images/adaptive-images/ai-main.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END Adaptive Images
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/adaptive-images/
]]>You should rename the wp-content directory of your site.
It has not been intelligent enough to detect that the directory was already changed from the default of wp-content
to something else during the install. So because it is hard coded to expect wp-content
ONLY it never goes away. Even when you enter the different name that you have already it won’t clear it.
This is terrible, either detect that the change has already been made (ie. != ‘wp-content’) and dismiss this warning, or at least when the person puts in the name they currently have during the “fix it” process, dismiss it. Preferably the more efficient first option.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/better-wp-security/
]]>I’ve just successfully switched themes but have encountered a problem with media files (i.e. images).
New images which I upload to the new theme work fine (via the drag & drop uploader) , & appear to be saved in the same content directory as that of the previous theme (I know this by searching for the files using FTP) – when I upgraded WP and changed themes I was careful not to delete the uploads folder from the content directory, as instructed.
However, whilst the new themes images can be seen within the gallery in the Dashboard, none of the previous theme images are being displayed or are accessible, even though they share the same directory on my server.
How do I fix this without re-uploading literally hundreds of images again ?
R
]]>I have a potential problem on a newly created site, after using Better WP Security I accidently changed the WP content Directory name/path. I know what the Directory is now called, what do I need to do to avoid having problems with plugins etc?
Extra questions:
will all new data follow the new path?
will I need to redirect data to the new path?
If I were to continue without any more changes could I face problems with plugins?
Thanks in Advance
Bryan
i want to make in manually. a little sketch in my mind is like this, but something is missing as conclusion.
1. make a table in database,
2. create custom page with fields.
BUT
i dont know how to display each member record in directory form on one page.
can someone help me in this regards ?
if something is missing in my explanation, do let me know, i will update you.