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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to transfer a wordpress site from one webhost to another webhostHi @bashabi2020
If the dashboard is still looking like it does on your screenshot, i’ll give the developer-tools of your browser a try. If you load the dashboard in your browser with activated dev-tools, the console or network-tab should show something like an “404” or simmilar error, when trying to load .css-Files. At least, that’s what it looks like to me.
If this is the case, check the URL the system is trying to get them from. After that i’d try to do a “search and replace” with the search-term beeing the url, you can see in the files-url, not beeing able to be loadad, and the «replace» beeing the correct url.
How to do a “search and replace” is part of the manual liked above: https://wordpress.org/support/article/moving-wordpress/#changing-your-domain-name-and-urls
maybe that helps?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTSYou don’t need to switch back to HTTP – we just need to properly redirect to https. I’m not sure if the issue is with the redirect, as I can’t access the site with the problem.
Is there a way to check the redirect, online? Or does it only live in your testing environment?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTSHey @msolog
I would like to help you, but I can’t reproduce the redirect on the domain you provide. There seems no such thing as «wp-admin» on this server.
I can tell you the most common reason, why I mostly see redirect-loops in WordPress: Redirects between https and http.
Most people want to serve https – which is a good thing, as it’s faster and safer. But there are some pitfalls while installing an SSL/TLS-cert.
If there are problems and you’re redirecting traffic, there can be a ping-pong between https and http the redirects play ping-pong.
To help you more specifically, it would be great if we could reproduce the error.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite: why or why notI just switched from multiple single-installations to a multisite. So maybe i cann tell you my view as a multisite-newbee.
For me personally the biggest point, which i would consider “negative”, is the more complex administration.
There are for example some network-wide settings, which don’t look so nice anymore how they did back in the single-site-installation. It’s also sometimes more difficult to keep he overview over .htaccess-settings and -redirects, if you’ve got to include multiple urls into one .htaccess-file.
But if you’ve got multiple sites, which have a similar theme/plugin-structure and maybe even share editors – then i think a network is easily worth all the potential hassle.