Colin Murphy

Hi chucknyi,

These would be the steps I would take to change URL’s when switching domain names.

1. Backup the database and files

2. Go to wp_options and change the following
– the option siteurl and home to the new URL of your site

3. Check the htaccess file and make sure it’s ok.

For an example you might need to change the RewriteBase to / if the previous domain was was http://www.a.com/mywebsite

4. You should now be able to login at the wp-admin URL

5. Go to settings -> permalinks and click update. This will update flush the rewrite rules and will make sure all the URL’s work properly

Please leave me know if you need any more help or if you have any questions about the above.

Colin

The code above doesn’t seem to be the full code but I noticed a comma after ‘url’ should not be there as it is the last item in the array.

Have you tried flushing the rewrite rules. You can do this by going to Settings -> Permalink and click “Save Changes”.

If doesn’t work you should try deactivate all your plugin’s and revert to the twenty eleven theme and see if the problem has been resolved.

Hi Richmond what you need to do is add the class button2 along with the class button like this.

<span class="button-wrapper button button-2">
    <a href="#">Button 2</a>
</span>

You then would use the following CSS

.button-wrapper.button-2 {
  width: 200px;
  max-width: none;
}

In the above code
The reason why we would set the max-width to none is because otherwise it would only go to a max width 1064px as stated in the class button-wrapper.

I would also recommend unless other elements other then the span element is the class button-wrapper to remove span in front of the class button-wrapper because it will search for every span that has a class called button-wrapper which slows down the loading time.

If you need any further help please leave me know.

What you could also do is the following for example you have two types of buttons but the only difference between them is the width so what you could do is have a class called button and button2. The class button2 class would have a larger width.

<a class="button" href="#" title="Title 1">Button 1</a>
<a class="button button2" href="#" title="Title 1">Button 2</a>

so the CSS would be

.button {
    //Some styling here
    width: 100px;
}
.button2 {
    width: 200px;
}

How this works is you can add multiple classes to any element so CSS reads down so it would add the style for the class button to every link width the class button but when you also add the class button2 because the CSS code for button2 is below button it will override its width and make it a width of 200 pixels.

Please leave me know if you have any questions about this works.