joseayres

Yes true. however, the plugins option increases the number of codes and requests. My suggestion is to change “the path” saving labor and time. it would be a native optimization.

Just to confirm where the issue likely is, can you disable permalinks temporarily and then try to view one of the posts?

Also did you confirm that any htaccess files were either moved, or verified accurate? Or if one even exists at the moment in the new location for WP rewrite rules?

I will test your suggestion as well.
Should I resume migration next Wednesday

Update:
– We recover the server backup with both sites in their original locations (old site in folder 01; new site in folder 02. Both within the public root);
On the “new” site we moved from folder “02” to folder “01”:
– The post types were in the database but not displayed on the published site;

Hypothesis:
– The change of folder or url somehow broke the functioning of the plugin;
– I will export custom post settings to import again when we retry site migration to see if posts appear.

The site went down completely. We are trying to fix it. Once I have news, I put it here. Thank you again.

thanks for the feedback.
1. the site was in “homolog.arquidiocesedecampogrande …” and was moved to “arquidiocesedecampogrande …”, which is the folder where the public site is;
2. I’ve updated the permanent links three times and nothing has changed.
3. If the types are still in the database, how do I get them back?
Again, thank you very much.

I get the same thing. Heelpp ??

hello, I realized that you could solve the problem, you can help me I’m having the same problem. Thanks.