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Hi @yvesjunior ,

please upload a screenshot to imgur and post here.

Try this:

Go to “Custom CSS” menu on Customizer and add:

.entry-author{
display: none !important;
}

Olá @lms03151936 ,

Sim, atualmente o WordPress está bem versátil, devido a quantidade de funcionalidades, temas, plugins e comunidade forte.

Pesquise sobre “marketplace wordpress themes” que com certeza encontrará algum do seu gosto (pode ser que seja pago).

All right, I’ve been searching around and found some solutions. Let’s try ??

Remember: always backup the file before you change it!

Add these line to your wp-config.php:

define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
define('FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', false);
define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', false);
define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
define( 'SCRIPT_DEBUG', true );

After reloading it looks OK, maybe after re-login, set SCRIPT_DEBUG to false.

Oh, now I got it.

Ok, first of all you need to find out the page id: on the Pages listing (on dashboard), when you hover the mouse on the link (without clicking), on the bottom left of your browser shows the target. The page id shows up there.

Lets suppose yout page id is 99. You must go to your page.php file (Appearence -> Theme Editor -> find the page.php file of your theme) and insert this code:

<?php
if (is_page(99)){

?>
// your html code here
<?php
}
?>

The code about checks if the page loaded is what you want (99) and executes the code. I think there are a lot of solutions, but I think it is the simplest.

Source: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/is_page/

About 1) You should check on your settings page the URL is set to your site. Maybe you should change to “…wordpress_2…”. Then, you should check also your permalinks (updating the form even without changing could help!).

2) Maybe with the solution I wrote on 1) it would be solved too. Maybe your CSS files are not being found.

Try these steps and tell us the result ??

You can check your database seeing if the name, user and pw matches with the wrote on wp-config.php file.

It seems to me your WP is “thinking” you are starting a fresh install.

Here in this topic a user had a similiar problem, maybe help: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-redirecting-to-wp-admin-install-php-even-after-reinstalling-backup/

Attention to this comment:

The issue is within wp-config.php file. You have to double check the $table_prefix field and make sure that it corresponds to table prefixes in your actual database.

First of all, I guess you must check and correct the file permissions:

wp-admin: 755
        wp-content: 755
                wp-content/themes: 755
                wp-content/plugins: 755
                wp-content/uploads: 755
        wp-config.php: 644
        .htaccess: 644
        All other files – 644

Then, I think it is requesting a new install because you changed something on your wp-config.php file – this screen appears only on fresh installations.

Is there a way to check if your database is OK? And after this, check the database information on wp-config file?

Hi @marciokoko ,

This URL you posted is pointing to a “wordpress_2” directory. Maybe your htaccess file OR your hosting provider settings should be fixed.

Are you using cPanel hosting tool? Do you have any ideia why the site is pointing to wordpress_2?

Hi @scdesmond,

Try to add your meta tags in the “header.php” file located (in most cases) in the root of your theme directory. You can achieve this on the Appearence->Theme Editor menu (you must select the file I sad above).

Hi @sinardy

I guess you could achieve this with WP API and WP Developer Handbook:

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/rest-api/

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Hi!

I think you are moving your website on a hosting provider and not on localhost, is that correct?

The migration in this case could take until 72 hours, depending on the number and the size of your files.

Have you the IP address of your server? You can do this to check:
1) Open your CMD (Windows) or Terminal (Linux/Mac)
2) Type “ping https://www.mysite.com”
3) Check the response IP. If is your hosting provider IP, the nameserver (DNS) are ok and your site is going to be visible soon.

Thank you very much. It works!