Jim

Thanks!

I know what those 2 divs are for, that’s why I mentioned them. The site owner must have since added Elementor functionality to the header. I guess the owner is building now – thanks

So let me summarize: I do not see a hamburger icon to open the menu, I instead see the menu items stacked in a single column.

Full screen shot? The image I attached isn’t enough? What part(s) of the editor screen do you need to see?

Thanks! So is the CSS set up for desktop first and so the media query is using max-width, or should that be min-width?

I just looked in wp-content/plugins and there is no on-signal folder or file. So does that mean that onesignal-free-web-push-notifications/sdk_files/is in the database? If so, any idea how I would find it and delete it?

I did another WP install and this time waited until it logged me out – it worked! All good now. Thanks for the help.

Ok, some markdown is functional but not all…

Why are you making the assumption that I did not read the docs? I made notes on both links:

- Log into phpMyAdmin on your server (PW?):

https://localhost/phpmyadmin/
– From the left side window, select your WordPress database. In this example, the name of database is “wp”.
– The right side window will show you all the tables inside your WordPress database.
– Click the Export` tab on the top set of tabs.
- Ensure that the Quick option is selected, and click ‘Go’ and you should be prompted for a file to download.
- Save the file to your computer. Depending on the database size, this may take a few moments.

I followed the instructions step by step. Are you angry for some reason: also suggest you didn’t even bother checking out the links at all?

I did not see anything useful here: [Moving WordPress](https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/moving-wordpress/). However, here I did and these are the instructions I followed step-by-step: [Using phpMyAdmin](https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/backing-up-your-database/#using-phpmyadmin).

You seem to think I did not read those docs. I seem to think that you are being rude. We can't both be right. IT DID NOT WORK! I'm working with an issue involving my post-thumbnails not displaying after using a migration plugin. I just thought I'd let you know but now I regret doing that. Do you want to mark this as resolved or should I?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Jim.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Jim.

What do you mean “fresh install”? Is deleting my theme and just leaving the default WP themes enough?

As for the WP, PHP, and SQL versions, WP is the same version on the live site and localhost (6.1.1), but the PHP and SQL is higher in XAMPP (from Site Health):

LIVE SITE PHP      version	7.4.33 (Supports 64bit values)
LOCALHOST/XAMPP PHP version	8.1.12 (Supports 64bit values)

LIVE SITE Database:       Server version	10.3.36-MariaDB-cll-lve
LOCALHOST/XAMPP Database: Server version	10.4.27-MariaDB

LIVE SITE Database:       Client version	mysqlnd 7.4.33
LOCALHOST/XAMPP Database: Client version	mysqlnd 8.1.12

How would I lower the settings for XAMPP because I do not think I can (or should) change the settings in my A2 hosting cPanel?

Forgot to merk as resolved.

I rebooted and it’s good, though I could not sign in. I went into phpmyadmin to see if I could locate my password and then I saw all my plugins. It worked and I had to use my previous username and password. That was super easy – love this plugin!

It didn’t work. I tried importing the db first as .sql and then as .zip and both times I got an error: #1046 - No database selected. Let me try WPVivid.

One last thing (maybe two).

1. Given that it’s more work to get the images in my post, would using WPVivid be best?
2. Do any of the links give more insight into manually working with the database? I would like to become more competent with working with the DB, but in a local environment so I can’t mess up a live site.

Got it. I can transfer the files because there are not a lot of them – thanks so much for all your help!