Phillip Flores

Do you still have access to the previous host of your site? If you do then you can just go via cpanel or whatever software you used to manage your hosting service.

One you are in, go to the file manager and look for the folder where you site used to reside. Or you can go to the database used by your site and export the contents using phpMyAdmin.

OK.

First of all you have to find a host for your domain. You can check out bluehost.com, wpengine.com etc.

Once you have the register for a hosting in package in a hosting company you have to go back to the company where you registered your domain name and change the DNS settings for your domain name. You will get the DNS settings from the email that you will get from the hosting company. Most web hosting companies have one-click installation options for WordPress. Use that feature.

After installing WordPress login to your site and install your nimble theme. See this:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Themes

Try installing a caching plugin

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/w3-total-cache/

Have consulted this:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress_Locally_on_Your_Mac_With_MAMP

First of all what is NIMBLE? Is this a WordPress theme? More information will be helpful.

What do you exactly mean? More information please. How do you know you are not getting any visit from Google?

I think you are to are to type localhost:8888/sitename.

By default WordPress uses the MySQL database. MySQL can reside on the same server as MSSQL. Also, the SQL syntax used by WordPress is specific to MySQL. You have to go through each SQL statement in WordPress core and change it to the MSSQL. Even then you will not be assured at the behaviour will be the same.

Oops…

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Login_Trouble

Do you have access to your WordPress database tables’? If you do you can change the password directly. See the Edit Users table entry in

Do you have access to your actual WordPress database tables? If you do you can export the contents of ALL the tables, the export file is usually an SQL file i.e. with the extenstion of SQL and can be read by a text editor. Alternatively, you can use phpMyAdmin from your hosting panel and look at the contents from the wp_posts table.

Do you have access to your actual WordPress folder in your hosting provider? If yes, rename the plugins folder (this disables the plugins) found inside the wp-content folder. Obviously, the new plugin you installed does not play well with your current WP installation.

This maybe an obvious question but I assume you started MAMP is running? Did you try just typing localhost:8888 on your browser’s address bar?

There is a free plugin called Duplicator. Take a look. Basically you install the plugin and then ask it to create a backup/duplicate of your site. There will be two files that will be created. One of them is a php file which you will need to run in your new host and the other one is a zip file containing your entire site.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/duplicator/