chashutch

What brought me back to this plugin is I saw it on a client site and made a note that it had Font-Awesome or Glyphicons Icon Fonts, which I thought may be handy.

I’m going to check out Bootstrap Shortcodes and Easy Bootstrap Shortcodes.

Thanks Francesco – this was driving me batty.

I used this video when I first started using this awesome plugin.

Resolved:

I compared the perms on the directory on this install with the one on another install (where I dup’d the site) and they were incorrect.

I changed to 755 and it took right off…

Thanks for such a time saving plugin.

I did that and have the DB. I guess what I am lacking is how to get it from being restored into some format where I can get at the posts and comments. The restore of the wordpress site is not working so, what I am left with is a database restored and no place to view it.

Make sense?

RESOLVED

As I continued reading and thinking about this problem I realized that it had to be something to do with what was copied from my local to the live site.

I tried to install JetPack and got basically the same error so my site was not communicating to WordPress for some reason. As I retraced my steps to moving the site files and restoring the DB from local to live site, I thought to re-check my WordPress Settings. Under Settings/General I had the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) set as “samplesite.com” (which worked fine in my dev environment and also worked on the live site. I thought to modify these and changed both to ‘https://www.samplesite.com’ and saved the changes. I was immediately able to connect to wordpress and install plugins, themes and Jetpack.

Hope this helps someone.

Hutch