Mickyhood

@magazine3 thanks, and if i want to do this also above the rest of the line?

@kevinwhoffman thank you very much for listening to us.

@nicheweb i completely agree with you, I too had to use an old version of the plugin to populate that hosting data.

Let’s hope they do something about it because that feature is too convenient to ignore. But I’m confident given what they said above.

@kevinwhoffman yep ok ok i get it. Thanks for the explanation.

@deliciousbrains

ak ok it’s clearer to me now. But one thing: how is it possible that the plugin “knows” where the database can be imported? I.e. is there something I ignore as a function of the plugin?
In what sense you say:

“When importing a database using a tool like WP Migrate Pro or Local, the tool has the benefit of knowing what the path should be for the new environment even if the old path still exists in the database. These tools handle the URL and path update for you as part of the import process, which means you don’t need to worry about manually setting it during the export process. This is another reason why we removed those fields from new Export profiles”?

@deliciousbrains, sorry, last question: but why did you remove it as a function? I mean for what purpose? That is, for a migration, how can the plugin know where the user will migrate the site and therefore, consequently, how does it enter the correct path?

@deliciousbrains oh I forgot. I have been using your plugin for years and find it better than all the various backup or migration plugins (like all in one migrate). Which in addition to being full of bugs and potential intrusions over time, do everything automatically, leaving the user who uses it absolutely ignorant, without understanding what is behind it and what work the plugin does. Unfortunately, people have no idea, precisely because of the use of “simple” plugins, of how to make a backup for example. Your feature of displaying the initial path is very useful and something no plugin does.

@deliciousbrains very often I have to migrate websites to hosting where I have no idea what the correct path is, ergo I do a clean installation with only your plugin. This helps me a lot because by doing this I can never go wrong.

Furthermore, it is still convenient because in this way I can create a sort of list with all the hosting services I work with, all thanks to your plugin. That’s all.

Ah ok, oh yes, i don’t see other alternatives. Aren’t you going to propose a function dedicated to the “check” button?

For now, being on a page not yet published, i can’t turn the link to you.

Anyone can help me?

Here my situation: https://i.imgur.com/rISxW9O.png

I forget one thing… i want change the margin top of the titles of the posts in home page.