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  • Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Seems like I keep posting too early and find my own solutions just after posting.

    I researched and read that this issue has come up with the One Design themes, specifically Pinboard (the theme I’m using).

    All that needed to be added to the CSS is

    #site-title {
    max-width: 100%;
    height:auto;

    }

    Hope this helps people in the future.

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Thanks for the suggestion James,

    Was a simple mistake on my end and just needed to tweak some settings.

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Figured out the issue,

    Under wp-config.php I went ahead and commented out the following code and it worked!

    #define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . ‘/wordpress’);
    #define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . ‘/wordpress’);

    By doing so, the URL did not have ‘wordpress’ in the address.

    Thanks again for all of your help James!

    I really appreciate it you taking the time to help me out.

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Yes it was,

    I uploaded the themes, plugins, and uploads folders via FTP before using WP DB Migrate to transfer the database from the local site to the target site.

    Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Hi James and thanks again for the response,

    Just to confirm, are you referring to the ‘wp_wfconfig’ in my phpMyadmin database or the wp_config.php found on my local Bitnami files?

    In doing some research on my own based on your feedback, I did learn that I have to change the DB_NAME & DB_USER and update them based on my target site’s info. I went ahead and edited and upload it via FTP. I can now see my site’s content (making progress!) but the content itself is not adhering to the current custom theme I built locally.

    I tried logging into the back end of WordPress from my target site to see if was a matter of activating my child theme but it won’t take me to the login page. Instead, it just loops back to my site.

    Thanks again for the help!

    Thread Starter eurik24

    (@eurik24)

    Hello James and thank you for your response.

    I had tried that before and just did it again but still no luck :(.

    When I type in my website’s URL it still takes me to the WordPress 5-minute install page even though all of my locally transferred WordPress data is sitting on the backend of target site and the phpMyAdmin data is also there.

    I’m hesitant to post a link to my website since it seems like anyone can access my site right now and install/make their own WordPress credentials in the current state its in.

    Thanks James!

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