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WPCommunity.com was started as an extension of Web Developer Tom Ford who found WordPress in the early days looking for a solution to power a group of large websites that had outgrown their flat HTML infrastructure. Needing more features, WordPress was chosen based on another user who was kind enough to put together a comparison chart of several platforms, with detailed information. The way this individual was able to present this side by side comparison using WordPress ultimately led to giving it a shot...which led to massive experimentation to the different things it could do. The heavy and growing demand for assistance led to offering such, bringing us to today.WordPress 5.0
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I plugged all back in to make site work – since disabling plugins and theme did not make wp-admin work. And I replaced all except wp-content and wp.config with new files for wordpress 5.6 My guess is that it would be something with htaccess or wp-config. Maybe my setup fo domain + subdomain is not done right or something. htaccess is above and config is here:
– Browser cache cleared but no effect – WP cache not present in wp-content – permalink setting is on /%postname%/, tried to change it back and forth but no effect here is content of my htaccess file: RewriteEngine On # cele domeny (aliasy) RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^domains/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/domains/ RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?(.*)$ RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/domains/%2 -d RewriteRule (.*) domains/%2/$1 [DPI] # subdomeny (s nebo bez www na zacatku) RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^subdom/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/subdom/ RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?(.*)\.([^\.]*)\.([^\.]*)$ RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/subdom/%2 -d RewriteRule (.*) subdom/%2/$1 [DPI] # aliasy – spravne presmerovani pri chybejicim / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d RewriteRule ^domains/[^/]+/(.+[^/])$ /$1/ [R] # subdomeny – spravne presmerovani pri chybejicim / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d RewriteRule ^subdom/[^/]+/(.+[^/])$ /$1/ [R] # BEGIN WordPress # Direktivy (řádky) mezi “BEGIN WordPress” a “END WordPress”…
Моя проблема решилась на этом файле wpCaptcha.php Заменил session_start() на session_write_close() Проблема исчезла.
HELP!!! I am having problems with WP. My site and store imply that it’s live and pages are published, but it is not consistent in how I can view it. I have several issues. As a customer, it shows my page but not my header image, even though it indicates it is published. Also, at the top of my dashboard the *visit my site* takes me to my Wealthy Affiliate login page where it says “Great News! The hosting for this domain is all set up and ready to install an awesome website! Login and build your website in just a few clicks! Not Already a Member? Join Today!”…yeah, I am a member, this is my website and you just kicked me out. However, the…
take a look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-category-excluder/
Or I’ll create a quick post titled Portfolio Custom Post Type CSS Design or something – just so there is one post and therefore an archive page
Resolved. There were several posts with some kind of issue crashing the site. Instead of trying to load all posts I went through the tedious process of changing the number of posts_per_page until the site crashed, then tracked down which post that was and changing that to draft mode. Now the loop works.
Ok, let me try making some of those changes – thanks!
- JAN 15, 2021
WPTAVERN: MAPLIBRE LAUNCHES AS OFFICIAL OPEN SOURCE SUCCESSOR TO MAPBOX GL JSIn December, Mapbox shocked its open source contributor community with the news that Mapbox GL JS version 2.0 would be released under a proprietary license. The JavaScript library powers interactive, customizable vector maps on many high profile websites like CNN, The New York Times, Ancestry, Strava, Shopify, Facebook, and more. Older versions remain open source but Mapbox will only be investing in developing new features for the proprietary version going forward.
Multiple parties started their own forks immediately following Mapbox’s announcement. In an effort to avoid fragmentation, the community worked together to merge their ideas under one project. One month later, MapLibre GL is now the official open source successor to Mapbox GL JS. The project’s founders represent a diverse group of companies who relied on the open source software, including MapTiler, Elastic, StadiaMaps, Microsoft, Ceres Imaging, WhereGroup, Jawg, Stamen Design, and more.
“In December 2020, Mapbox released the second version of their JavaScript library for publishing maps online,” MapTiler founder and CEO Petr Pridal said. “However, this time all the new features were overshadowed by a change in the license: previously free as in freedom, it became closed for external contributors and usage was restricted to people with active Mapbox subscriptions. One has to pay even for loading this JavaScript library.”
Pridal said the MapLibre project name is a shortened form of “Map library restarted (or reinvented),” with libre referring to freedom and independence. Its founders agreed that MapLibre should be provider-independent, so developers can load maps from their preferred providers or self-hosted maps.
The community-led fork may also become home to MapLibre GL Native, as contributors are considering a proposal to put MapTiler’s open source fork of Mapbox’s mobile map SDKs for Android and iOS under the MapLibre umbrella.
Mapbox is used by WordPress.com as well as in Jetpack for the Map block. The library is also used in many plugins on WordPress.org, some with tens of thousands of users. Plugin developers who have integrated Mapbox GL JS version 1.13 or older will want to check out the MapLibre project as an open source alternative to Mapbox’s proprietary 2.0 update.
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