We can manually migrate WordPress website from one host to another host or local server to live. It's a little bit tricky process. We have to follow the below steps for this little migration operation. 1. Backup WordPress Files: We need to backup our WordPress files. For this we have to go your cPanel or FTP. Login and search for public_html...
WordPress backups are incredibly important for a website owner nowadays. If your site hack, server crash, software error or any other unfortunate event, to prevent from this you should always need a recent backup of your website. There are several plugins that work for website backup. But they have some limitations. If your site is a big websi...
Create a new button on your pricing table that will serve as the "Add to Cart" button. Using the WooCommerce shortcode, add the [add_to_cart] shortcode to the button. This shortcode is used to add a product to the cart. The shortcode should include the product ID, which can be found in the WooCommerce product settings. Add the ?redirect_to=c...
WordPress is a free, open-source website creation platform. It's popular CMS in the world. On a more technical level, WordPress is a content management system (CMS) written in PHP that uses a MySQL database. In non-geek speak, WordPress is the easiest and most powerful blogging and website builder in existence today. Steps you should follow ...
If you are facing an issue with MySQL shutting down unexpectedly, there could be a few reasons for this problem. Here are some potential solutions to try: Reasons Behind the error: Check MySQL Error Logs: The first step is to check the MySQL error logs to see if there are any clues as to why MySQL is shutting down unexpectedly. Check Ava...
For changing woocommerce footer copy right text. We have to write a custom function snipet to our child theme functions.php or your root theme functions.php file. Php Code snipet below- // Store Front Hook modification add_action( 'init', 'mycustom_remove_footer_credit', 10 ); function mycustom_remove_footer_credit () { remove_action( 's...
