Justin

Thank you. I will reach out to ACF and see what they have to say.

Just had a similar issue and lost the the user. Had to ssh and change the back to the correct user using this :

chown -R [USER]:[USER] /home/[USER]/public_html

Correct, it’s a plugin that I developed to support Yoast in quick edit mode.
I also recently developed an even better plugin that allows you to edit your Yoast meta data from the front end. It’s also mobile friendly to work on iPhone and Android devices, great for on the go changes. You can check it out and download my Front-end SEO Editor if you’d like.
Let me know what you think and I’ll send you a copy of my quick edit plugin that works with Yoast.

Also forgot to mention, it will not include keywords. If you’re an SEO guru you should not be using meta keyword, they’re waste of time and have no value.

I just built this if anyone wants it and I made it universal to work with your choice of meta keys or other meta title plugins. The current version is packaged to work with Yoast and supports both Meta Titles and Meta Descriptions with a clean a$$ look. I’m making some adjustments to the plugin version right now and will submit my plugin to the community when it is ready. The plugin version will allow you to change the meta keys from the admin and will also allow you to add other custom meta to the quick edit section. Simple, clean, effective and very useful for SEOs.

Yeh you can export everything and then transfer it to the new host.

If you’re trying to do this on shared hosting with an addon domain you can do it if your host allows you to add subdomains.

Step 1:
Create the following subdomain like so:
*mysite.com
/public_html/mysite.com/

*Note – Make sure to enter your domain without the www after public_html/

Step 2:
Then create an A name with *mysite.com A 14400 YOUR IP

The following steps have been tested in cpanel with an addon domain and shared hosting with Arvixe.com

If the steps above do not work you’re stuck with sub directories unless you switch to better host.

To answer this question, you need to change SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL back to true in your wp-config.php file. All multisite installs default to false. This is why you’re seeing / for all entries.

define('SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL', true);