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Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: How can I use a standard or dashicon with my Editor ButtonFor the admin side, there are standard icons that you can use, therefore the fontawesome icons aren’t working. View https://developer.wordpress.org/resource/dashicons/ to see all the available icons that you can use with WordPress in the admin panel.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image quality and resolution queryIn most WordPress themes there are default sizes for specific images that are displayed on the page. This means that the original image is not necessarily displayed. You could be able to see from the image url whether it is original image or a cropped version.
On the other hand, if this cropping does not happen and it is the full image that is displayed, the end result will most likely look bad as well. 1MB image sounds awfully large for web use. If you take into consideration that most of us have laptops with a pixel density of 72 and resolution somewhere 1366 x 768 and are therefore unable to even view larger images.
If you would have shared a link to your site, I could have told you exactly what had happened in this case.
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Servershttp://petesaia.github.io/Peach/ is a quite nice tool to change the urls in the database quickly. However, if there really isn’t a specific reason to change the old url, I would not do it as the previous domain is more valuable in terms of SEO. If the client still wants to change everything, at least make an 301 redirect from the old page.
Since all WordPress themes don’t work the same way, it is quite difficult to say any specific guidelines concerning the modifications you are going to make especially if it is a custom theme made by another company.
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Theme install failed in XamppLooks like an issue with the permissions, as HudsonValleyWebDesign mentioned and should be fixed if you just navigate to the correct folder and unzip the theme there.
On another note, I prefer to change the default directory for XAMPP, since most likely you need to use the command line every now and then and it is easier to keep the directory close to your web root.