RossMitchell
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The table prefix specified in your wp-config.php file MUST match the table prefix in the names of your mysql tables. It seems likely (though unspecified) that you changed the table prefix in your wp-config.php file and nothing else. If this is the case then change it back.
Some of the security plugins do this change correctly, they update both the config file and rename the tables, suggest that you use one of these.Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Setting up multiple local hosts1) These settings are correct.
2) YOu create a “self signed” certificate for the domain, then you grant your browser a security exception on this certificate.You also need to have your webserver configured to use the virtual host method.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Extend Background Image to HeaderYou have a background set, but your header has a background colour set. This will happen to any element that sets a background colour.
Suggest adding this to your Additional CSS.site-header { background-color: transparent; }Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Credit Card FormMany payment gateways are in the paid category.
Just maybe you can approach your solution from a different direction, rather than going to your theme source, go to the payment processor, maybe Authorize.net have a WordPress gateway, or the documentation for you to develop one for us. Having developed it you can offer it in the plugins library here.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Open links in new tabTry it from a different browser, from a different computer.
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Can’t access my blog admin log-in pageAdd these lines to your wp-config.php file:
define('WP_HOME', 'https://localhost/bloomingkorea.it/'); define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://localhost/bloomingkorea.it/');Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Open links in new tabI doubt that you really want all your links to open a new tab, but it is up to you. This doc tells you how to use the target attribute of links to do this:
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.aspMost likely you will have to customise page templates in your child theme.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Editing HTML output of a pluginAn alternative may be avaliable. If this plugin is accessed by shortcodes, then you can effectively wrap you own code around it. You would register your own shortcode, your shortcode function would call the shortcode function of this troublesome plugin, capture its output and then filter that to remove its inline styling and put your own classes and id etc in place.
Otherwise I would be making a copy of this plugin, change it to a new name and adjust the code to suit. Keep line by line before and after text of your edits so that if the plugin is updated you have an easy time re incorporating your changes.
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: can’t log in no matter what I doThis article gives you several ways to reset your password. All of them work, just use one that suits the tools you have and understand.
It is quite usual for localhost configurations to not have email sending configured.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Trying to access bool errorSuggest asking in the support forum for the swift format plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: tabs questionsYou can probably manage this by customising some CSS.
In the menu creation page, enable the option that lets you add a custom css class to specific menu entries.
In the Customizer > Additional CSS add the css that changes how the specified li items float etc, and in a :before rule provide a contents filed that gives you the dash.Use your browser inspector to see how the menu html is made and the associated CSS.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Insert tab with database informationsYes, a plugin can do that.
Your plugin will register shortcodes, possibly with arguments. In a suitable page or post you invoke a shortcode.
In your plugin the shortcode function queries your database table, and renders the results into an HTML table, which it returns.
An alternate way is to create a custom page template in your child theme, query the database and render the table there.Suggest that you try a different theme.
Otherwise use your web browser’s “browser inspector” and see what CSS is active in these fields. Use the Customizer > Additional CSS to add more useful css.Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Need assistance on woocommerce in wordpressSuggest asking in the woocommerce support forum.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unwanted Spam Register user mail.As I said above:
Suggest that you look at the database “user” table and see exactly when these users are created. Go to your website access logs and find the entries that match these times.
What you find should direct your next steps.