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Quick Wordpress Help please
I just installed a fresh wordpress on a site and didn't notice that I left the /WP for it to point to for the URL.
So now, when someone goes to the site, it's blank because the actual site is: example [dot] com/wp/ I want it so when someone types in: example [dot] com it goes to the actual site instead of having the "/wp/" in the url. Anyone know of a quick fix to this? and how to do it? |
Use this plugin - https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-clone-by-wp-academy/
You can easily move it from the directory to the root. |
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You can also edit the config.php and find+replace, but Wordpress and plugins have a bad habit of serialization. It's faster if you know what you're doing, but it could easily turn into a nightmare real fast. Just use that plugin above, I use it to migrate entire sites to new servers and new domain names. It's pretty intuitive and self explanatory.
Good luck! :thumbsup |
If the site is fresh... simply reinstall in root. Otherwise, look into that bit Rob posted.
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