gurkhas

I fixed this, by entering the following on a custom CSS editor plugin:

.woocommerce #content {
margin: 0 auto;
width: 90%
}

Hope that helps.

Andy

I’ve solved the problem. Here is what I did for newbies:

Basically, my theme settings page had my logo displayed using the newdomain.com/… urls. I changed these to the old ones and my website logos appeared. The bigger issue is that my website links are all also pointing to the newdomain.com

To solve this, I downloaded a plugin called: search & replace to replace all the newdomain.com to oldwebsite.com. This searches directly into your database and changed the url strings from various posts, including wp_posts and wp_postmeta. There were some files it couldn’t change, so I had to log into PHPMyDomain and do it manually, but this can take a while if there are many files. Luckily, the Search & Replace plugin tells you which table and which field (ID No) so you can easily find the value that needs changing.

Always make sure you backup your database first. I used PHPMYAdmin to export the database as an SQL file first.

Hope this helps.

Best,
Andy

Mohamed Asfer

Thank you for the help.

I have changed 1-site_url and there is no 2- home option.

However, this has not solved the problem.

Incase anyone thinks the solution is: changing the PRIMARY domain on Godaddy back to oldwebsite.com …

…you are probably right. But Godaddy won’t let me change the PRIMARY domain back to something that already exists – you have to create a NEW primary domain (which doesn’t solve the problem) or delete the current oldwebsite.com first (which I don’t want to do as I’m worried it may delete my files).

Just a thought.

Thank you for the help RossMitchell. I sorted the problem out.

Best,
Andy