snifflevalve

@livingfurthur –

Just leave the urls as there are while you are working within MAMP locally on your own computer ?? There is no need to do anything with your hosting provider (123-reg ?) while doing so.

Once your blog is ready to publish, you can use a plugin such as All In One WP Migration to easily move your local MAMP based WP installation to your live hosting account and it will automatically look after changing all the urls to the proper live ones.

Cheers!
Lyle

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by snifflevalve.

@ineedhelp911 –

This is where the WordPress folder should be:

C:\xampp\htdocs

So the full path would be C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress and you would then access it in your browser with https://localhost/wordpress

Cheers!
Lyle

@grafx77 –
This requires Elementor Pro. If you note in the video description, it mentions this. Also, the second link you provided is from the Elementor Pro documentation ??

Cheers!
Lyle

Personally, I would leave the current site as-is in XAMPP on your PC. Won’t do any harm there ??

I have over 50 WP sites in my local XAMPP installation so if you do create another site, just create a new folder in htdocs and do as mentioned above … the same way you did your first site.

Keep in mind you can have as many local sites as your hard drive has room for ?? There is no limit within XAMPP or the database.

Cheers!
Lyle

@batsbee –

” I kept a complete copy of the wamp64 directory and included website.”

Then just put this one back in the same location (e.g. c:\wamp64) and away you go! No need to install a new copy of WAMP ??

Cheers!
Lyle

@hassaanayyub –
You will need Elementor 2.x and it’s new Theme Elements widgets to do so ??

Cheers!
Lyle

Another one you may consider is Laragon. It is the fastest local server that I have ever used, and I have used pretty much all of them, including Bitnami (which is basically XAMPP) ??

Cheers!
Lyle

@dollhauss –

Not sure how specific Astra support would be needed as all the colors that I have set up with Central Color Palette already show up in all of the places in the Astra customizer where colors can be selected ??

Cheers!
Lyle

@ncsfastaff –

The Pro version is a separate plugin and does not require the free version. You should deactivate and delete the free version before installing the Pro version. Note that all templates created with the free version will still be there when the Pro version is installed.

Cheers!
Lyle

@paulyp –
Not sure what to say as I just now tried it and my fallback image shows up on my iPhone 6s and Galaxy Tab 4. Also using Astra theme.

Which header did you disable? You have no doubt tried using different images.

Cheers!
Lyle

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by snifflevalve. Reason: typo

@fonnte –

Create a template for the image carousel using Elementor Pro or the free version of AnyWhere Elementor. Then copy and paste the generated shortcode for the template into the accordion ??

Cheers!
Lyle

@helppostgr –

The snippets are saved in the database in the wp_snippets table (or whatever your table prefix is).

Cheers!
Lyle

Commenting out the offending line worked for me ??

Line 60 – original:

require_once $includes_path . '/import-export.php';

Line 60 – commented out:

//require_once $includes_path . '/import-export.php';

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by snifflevalve.

@dalecameronlowry –
They should be in the wp_snippets table.

@arsenalemusica – Well I just tried it on a local test site. I deleted the code snippets folder (as one would do via FTP on a hosted site) and yep, no CS plugin in the Plugins list but there’s the CS table in the DB along with the code that was in it ??