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We offer assistance in Website Migration, consolidation of website accounts, resulting in savings for our customers.
Like many web designer/developer guys, I had an old personal site I hadn’t touched in years.
The site was an old html site with a WordPress blog in a subdirectory. I put it off as long as I could (it’s my own site from my touring musician days).… Read More...
even if it’s inactive when creating the export package.
Note: When doing a migration, all security, caching, Captcha, and login-renaming plugins should be deactivated. You can do this in the Duplicator installer, in the installer’s Advanced Options section – select “none”
It might be a good idea to completely exclude the plugins folder during export – they can be added back into the site during Step 4 of the Duplicator installation, with caution.
Moving a live WordPress site to a MAMP Pro custom local host is something WordPress Mac developers are going to need to do sooner or later.
(If you’re going from local to a live server, see this post)
There are tutorials, some are generally helpful, but after reading them, and 7 hours of trial and error, having to reinstall MAMP Pro three times, and having just about everything possible go wrong, I have some experience to share on how to do this.… Read More...
How to set up a local WordPress dev site on your Mac, publish it from your machine, then migrate it to the production server using MAMP Pro and Dyn.… Read More...
Have you looked at your web account structure lately? Maybe it’s time to save on your annual billing. You may be paying 100-1000% more in hosting fees annually than you need to. It might be time for a site migration to consolidate hosting accounts if you have multiple sites or domains.… Read More...
