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Forum: Fixing WordPress
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Haha! It’s the “page looking” icon is the duplicate/copy icon. Such a bad icon choice by WP! makes no sense.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Pique] Really Modern and Stylish…You better like blue.Hey Kathryn,
Thank you very very much for this. Great fixes for supporting Woo!
I already had a child theme running, but I was able to sucessfully add your woocommerce.php file into my Child-theme root functions and styles into my style.css and functions.php.
One issue was that my On sale button became bland and unstyled, I’m not sure why, but I went back and styled it again myself
Hey!
I figured it out on my end. My error is the result of me trying to take a shortcut in FTP and not replicating the directory structure identically on the new server.
See if this Fix works for you.
- Back up your database before making any changes.
- In your browser, Go to (your URL)/wp-admin/options.php
- Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page.
- Look for the option field ‘upload_path’. Its Alphabetical.
- Change it’s value to match your directory structure (I’ll show you my example below)
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Mine said something like ‘/home/public_html/wordpress/wpcontent/uploads.’ (a path from the old server)’
I cut it down to be simply ‘wpcontent/uploads’ Because I don’t have any additional directories around my wordpress install.
After that, uploads are working. I also used the Velvet Blues Update URL plugin to clean up those incorrect URL’s in the media attchments.
I’m having the same problem! after moving a client’s site over to my personal server for a re-design. Lets work through this together.
Did you recently move your site?
In my media files I can see that the urls for the uploads are still showing as belonging to the client’s url. I followed the instructions at https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Moving_WordPres
and ended up like this.