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If its fresh then even easier – just make sure you do a replace (BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING THOUGH HAHA) on the content and you will be all set.

With your other client, backup everything then do a replace for the domain so the images will load.

Remember though, ALWAYS backup your database before doing a replace like that, if you mess up it can mean hours of work – or a quick import from a file. 😉

Did you check the actual style.css file for your theme? Might have literally posted it to the file. Don’t have jetpack on my test WP so can’t test it out ha.

The process I normally take is this:

Main website: website1.com
Temp Site: 111.11.11.1 (ip address etc..)

Change your home & main website url to the ip address in WP. RE-upload or adjust all of your images if you are doing that, if you have already backedup and moved your images then no need to re-upload.

Make your adjustments being careful NOT to hard code the ip address within the template files of WP.

Right before you are ready to change the DNS I go into WP and alter my settings from the IP to the real website domain name. Next I open PHPMyAdmin and go to the table “wp_posts”.

I then run a replace command and replace ALL ip addresses with the real website:

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content, '111.11.11.1', 'http://www.website1.com')

This will replace all hard coded links to images or url’s you have in your content to the new site.

Then alter your DNS and you should be fine. 🙂

Howdy,

Sorry lost track of this topic.

This one is a bit more complicated.

FIRST create a css file and save it on your website with this in it:

.pf-src-name {display: none;}
.pf-src-url {display: none;}

SECOND add the below variable just like I had you do the PDF one above:

var pfCustomCSS = 'http://www.YOURSITE.com/css_file.css';

Change the url to your site and the style sheet you just created – where ever you loaded it.

Give it a try 🙂

Make sure this:

$loop_res['permalink'] = get_permalink($comment->ID). '#comment-' . $comment-

    >comment_ID;

Is on the same line like this:

$loop_res['permalink'] = get_permalink($comment->ID). '#comment-' . $comment->comment_ID;

so its $comment->comment_ID;

Put it above the short and sweet comment. Might give us a clue.

Do me a favor and open index.php in your wordpress installation and put the below:

ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);

Then post what you see here please. 🙂

That will help us determine what is the core issue, might not be your db.