Syamil MJ

That’s great to hear. Cheers

Thank you James. I went ahead and do “search & replace” of my SQL database. then changed 2 lines on wp-config from “localhost” to my static local ip. It works great!

As for resolving localhost, I’d probably do that later since there are a few other installations here that still runs on localhost as the base url. Thanks for the tip anyway.

Also thanks to esmi for the pointers. ??

Cheers.

You mean I have to search for every instance of “localhost/” and change it to my local network IP?

I’d appreciate if you can offer a more detailed answer or point me to the right direction where this was done successfully.

My apologies, should have added that I was using Multisite.

I installed another instance of WordPress, changed the URL for both Site & WordPress URL and now I am able to access from another computer. Thanks for the tips!

Is there similar settings in Multisite where I can change these URLs? I’ve tried looking into both Network & Site admin, but there are none.

Do you mean the Permalink Settings? I set it to “default”

empty value will return false, like so:

<?php if (get_option_tree( 'example')) { ?>
     Follow <?php get_option_tree( 'example', '', true ); ?> on Twiter.
<? } ?>

I love these https://iconsweets2.com/

Probably the best set of icons for interface-related styles.

I’m trying to replace Option Tree’s default style with a custom stylesheet, but this doesn’t seem to work.

function option_tree_custom_stylesheet() {
    wp_deregister_style('option-tree-style');
    wp_enqueue_style( 'option-tree-custom-style', get_template_directory_uri().'/css/optionTree.css');
}
add_action('option_tree_admin_header','option_tree_custom_stylesheet');

Written inside functions.php

Any help?

Change the username & password for WP database too. Better ask your host so they can find out how the hacker gets into your account.

What you possibly need is a custom page template
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates

For example:
1. Create a file named full-width.php
2. Copy the codes from here into the file https://pastebin.com/WM1e6J21
3. Add in your style.css file, just below #container:
#container-full{width:100%; margin:0;}
4. Edit the page you want to have full width, then pick “Full Width” under Page Attributes > Templates.

Broken for me too – Minification doesn’t work

Try this

<?php echo do_shortcode('[nivo source="current-post"]'); ?>

Yes, mine too.

Wanted to know this too.

Just to add though, that wp_rss is deprecated according to WP, but I’m not sure for what reason. If someone knows a better alternative, let me know OK?

Thanks