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  • Yep, it stores the file location on disk in the database (somewhere in the wp_options table).
    If you’re handy with MySQL you could fix it, but be very careful! It is stored as a serialized php-array so the string length of the path must be specified!

    If you have no clue how to edit a serialized array and/or if it’s not a big issue to start all over, you could just remove the plugin, delete the database record with the path in it and reinstall the plugin. (removal does not delete the options)

    (to remove the record, some knowledge of MySQL and access to something like PHPMyAdmin might come in handy)

    Don’t want to kill the mood, but to be able to see and know a site is wordpress or not is a rare gift :p

    I could determine the site is WP within seconds, but I did more than look:

    Show page source: line 14: https://www.homelist.org/wp-content/themes/ProSense/style.css
    line 23: Google Analytics for WordPress by Yoast v4.1

    Yes, it is a nice site and indeed it doesn’t look like a typical noob-blog

    as said, I don’t want to be a mood killer. Well done, but no miracle ??

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