Want to work locally on your computer without having to work online and dealing with internet problems? No problem! Use a Localhost and ill show you how to upload your website live on the internet!
This is what we are referring to when we say that "Life should be simple and easy"! Not everyone has the time to geek about every single time. Please give us a break! Thanks for bringing this up, bro.
Before your video tutorial I had XAMPP installed but this is so much better, thanks a lot! No need to configurate permissions etc. and much faster too!
Thanks a lot! I have been suffering for weeks with Bitnami. This one, not only did the job on the first try, i can also have, at least, two sites at the same time. Also, very easy to navigate with it
The video is very good and informative still today. But if your local wp file exceeds the maximum defined upload size you need to pay for unlimited license - $84.87 per year
Dear Darell, thank you so much for this video, you saved my day! ;O) There are so many options and info's I have received, yours is by far the best! I was about to give up on ever building my Portefeuille Website, as I was also given false information, regarding how to go upon starting on building my website. Sincerely & looking forward on plenty more learning videos, Beatrice
Hey! Thanks for your comment! Still need help? Feel free to drop your questions in the comments. Also, check out my latest tutorial here 🔥: th-cam.com/video/C0m3hJTO1Bw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=w1QrlKGfXv1IRTEw
This is great! I'm going to be starting a WP website while our old Google site is live. Once the domain and everything is good I can migrate from local to live. I'm pretty new to this. Hoping it will do the trick!
I can see a lot of loopholes the will be exploited on the DL with Local Hosting. I know I’m not the first person to realize this... plus I’m on Ambien right now. So thank you for the tut! Hope you’re well!
When I click on admin dashboard opend for me as well than I went to themes but when I clicked on dash board again, my page converted to a warning page and "briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance, check back in a minute" written on it, So is it a maintainance break or something is wrong?
hey darrel i tried running my local site but it said unable to load dynamic library’ php_imagick.dll’ what can be done to rectify the issue and thanks for you videos it has helped me come a long way 🇳🇬
Hi Darrell love your videos .some times you go very fast and you get me lost. In this video I'm not sure how did you import the web site to local and copy it to the other website.can you help please. Thanks
Great, video, thanks! I need advice because my local web is kind of showing things wrong (not how I did them in the divi builder). I tried clearing the cache but did not work. Any advice?
Hello Darrel, After seeing this video i created a wplocal account, spend 20 hours of working on my site. Now i am now not able to acces any of my hard work. Could you share a short video/comment on how to acces your local website if the site in the program doesn't respond to start site, admin, or open site? With kind regards, Seth
Hi Darrell, thanks so much for this tutorial, super clear for a beginner like myself. Initially, i used this tuorial and the spplication to try setup a local website with a Wordpress account that already has a working website attached to it. That didn't work, i don't know whether the reason was that it already had a website on that account, i couldn't figure that out... Later i tried to create a local website using a different Wordpress account (with a different email address) and that worked! Super happy, but now i'm a little bit confused because I don't know what exactly caused it to fail the first time and to succeed the second time with a different WP account / emailaddress... Hoped you could maybe carve out a little bit of time in your busy schedule to elaborate on this, thanks so much in advance!
Hey Darrel, What is the best practice - To always work locally then upload when finished? Then if you want to make edits after its live, should you again work on it locally? Last question: Whats your opinion on using this versus something like siteground staging? Thanks a lot!
I'm so sorry no one answer you, but it's a good question, in my opinion, depends on the edit, if it's still a big one, that could crash the site, then obviously do it locally, if they instead are css things, well, you know the answer.
From ChatGPT: My first question: How about updating my website on wp local after it's being uploaded? Can I continue to use wp local to make changes to my website and then replace the already installed one with the updated version? From ChatGPT: Yes, you can continue to use your local WordPress installation (wp local) to make changes and updates to your website, and then periodically update your live website with the changes you make locally. Here's how you can do it: Make Changes Locally: Continue using your local WordPress installation to edit and update your website content, themes, plugins, etc. You can make any changes you want on your local development environment. Export Changes: When you're ready to update your live website with the changes you've made locally, follow the steps to export your website using the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin, just as you did initially. Upload and Import Changes on Live Website: Upload the exported file (containing your changes) to your live hosting server in the same way you did previously. Access your live website's WordPress admin dashboard. Install and activate the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin (if not already done). Go to "All-in-One WP Migration" > "Import" on your live site. Import the file containing your changes. After the import, you may need to refresh the permalink settings by going to "Settings" > "Permalinks" and clicking "Save Changes." Test Your Live Website: Ensure that your live website is working correctly and that the changes you made locally are reflected on the live site. Backup Regularly: Always keep backups of your live website before performing any updates or changes. This ensures that you have a safe point to revert to if something goes wrong during the update process. By following these steps, you can maintain a development environment on your local machine (wp local) where you can safely make and test changes. When you're satisfied with your updates, you can then transfer them to your live website to make those changes visible to your audience. This approach is a common practice in WordPress development and allows you to develop and test without affecting the live site until you're ready to do so. My second question: Do I need to install all the plugins that I installed (Let's say woo commerce, elementor, etc) for my wordpress local installation in the web hosting where my website domain it's being held or all the details of my website will be installed without needing to install plugins? From ChatGPT: When you use the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin to export and import your WordPress website from your local development environment to your live hosting environment, the plugin typically includes all your website's data, including posts, pages, images, themes, and plugins. However, there are some important considerations regarding plugins: Plugin Data: The plugin will include the data associated with the plugins you've installed on your local site. This means that if you've configured settings or added content using specific plugins like WooCommerce or Elementor on your local site, that data should be transferred to your live site when you import. Plugin Files: While the plugin data will transfer, the actual plugin files themselves may not. Most migration plugins, including "All-in-One WP Migration," do not include the plugin files in the export file. This is because the plugin files are typically already available in the WordPress plugin repository, and WordPress itself handles plugin installation from there. So, here's what you need to do: WooCommerce: If you've been using WooCommerce on your local site, you should make sure that the WooCommerce plugin is installed on your live hosting server before importing your site. You can install WooCommerce on your live site by following these steps: Log in to your live WordPress dashboard. Go to "Plugins" > "Add New." Search for "WooCommerce" and click "Install Now." After installation, activate the WooCommerce plugin. After WooCommerce is installed and activated on your live site, importing your site using "All-in-One WP Migration" should bring in your WooCommerce settings and data from your local site. Elementor (or other page builders): Similarly, if you've used Elementor or any other page builder, ensure that the page builder plugin is also installed and activated on your live site. You may need to reinstall and activate it from the WordPress repository if it's not already present. In summary, while the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin does transfer plugin data, you may need to manually install and activate the plugins themselves on your live site if they are not already present. It's a good practice to check and configure your plugins after the migration to ensure everything works as expected.
Good day much as you have taught me thank you but this is of no use once my site was completed I could not transfer kept on saying that it exceeds the size with All In One Wp Migration when in fact it was not the case so unless there is a way to do this I do not think that building locally works even though it was great could work at my own speed and after all was done I could not transfer
Can you use it to take a website that is already up and transfer it locally. I tried updraft plus but I can't afford the premium price for its migration tool.
This my first time I've seen such a simple way of working on Wordpress. One question though, Do I need to be connected into the internet to keep working or I can continue working while my internet is down?
Thank you Darrel for the great video as usual, what if I want to design one page offline, can I add it alone to my existing website online, as an additional page to the already designed website, how can you do this?
I tried to follow but I did not see how you got to element. I know I am one year behind you and some of the option aren't there. Do you have a up-to-date video?
what strategy would you use if a client wanted to move his website from Squarespace to Wordpress? maybe you have a video about it??.. thanks btw, I find your content super useful!
Thanks for your tutorial but it requires me to know my Database Name and by Database Host and Table Prefix or I can't log in. Can you help me with this??? Thanks
Can you embed dynamic feeds such as facebook into the local version to test them or do features like that only work in the live site at the website host?
Yes, you can embed dynamic feeds like Facebook into a local WordPress installation for testing purposes. However, certain features may require an active internet connection or specific server configurations to function fully.
can I install the localWP in my external harddisk ? because I want to keep all the website in the external hardisk to save my laptop space. Pls advise. Thanks !
Sounds good. Thanks a lot. I've still got some questions: 1) So everytime I change my website on Local, I have to upload my entire website to my live Wordpress-website? I'd like to make changes and make it live immediately, once I've tested it on LocalWP. Without uploading my complete website every half an hour. 2) My upload remains 100.00% but does not close or give me the pop-up you showed. Upload was 0-100 in 5 seconds. I'm waiting already for half an hour to complete.. Upload is just 700 mb.
I’ve been following this tutorial and working on my website offline. I tried to upload a pro theme and it’s crashed the site or something. Any idea on what I’m supposed to do??
At the moment I just installed it and i downloaded a copy just for back-up. I haven't finished working on my site and I started doing changes with permanent links and it kinda crashes. Thanks for the video :)
Can you, Download local to a onedrive in order to work on your website through different computers ? Or can you work on it through different computers already ?
Thank you for this video - it is very informative and I am hoping to follow your tutorial on setting up a wordpress site using blocksy. I do have a problem with localhost though. I cannot get to see the website, I get the following error (Windows - chrome) ‘No input file specified’ when I click on Open Site or Admin. I can, however, see the database if I click ‘Open Adminer’. It has a different port number - is that the reason and, if so, how do I change it?
This is the way I build WordPress sites for clients. Easy and straight forward. Question for Darrel: is there a way to use SVG other than the image module?
Thanks for sharing. But I need to delete the wesite and build another. For some reason can't set up a new one. Error no db found. I unicstalled from mac. Reinstalled local software but no luck. Any ideas how to go about solving this? Your feedback is appriciated. Thanks.
Darrel; I'm using LocalWP for the first time and have imported several pages of the Divi author's layout. Normally I would go to my WP dashboard Settings --> Reading and choose Static Page, but there is no Static Page choice in my LocalWP / Divi installation. How do I select Static Page when using LocalWP?
I am currently on Wix and am wanting to build it out on WP and than transfer the domain names. How would that work, any adivice? I want to get away from Wix completly
Want to work locally on your computer without having to work online and dealing with internet problems? No problem! Use a Localhost and ill show you how to upload your website live on the internet!
Do you have to install all the plugins on the live site too or are these included in the import file of the local site?
Frank Tielemans no plugins will be installed and the database will be included as well
@@franktielemans6624 You can also check it by creating another local instance, it will not take too much time
Which one is better. This one or XAMPP ?
I use XAMPP. Will I be able to use woocommerce and various plugins without any issue?
It's 2022 and despite the video being 2 years old, it's still really helpful and relevant 10/10
I'm watching this in 2024, and i must say this is a GEM... Thank you Darrel.
thanks !
feel free to drop your question in the comments :)
This is what we are referring to when we say that "Life should be simple and easy"! Not everyone has the time to geek about every single time. Please give us a break!
Thanks for bringing this up, bro.
IT WORKED, THANKS I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOREVER, BUT NO TUTORIAL COULD EXPLAIN IT AS YOU DID
Darrel, thank you so much for making such a precise and zero-fluff video. This is the best video that I've seen so far.
HI . i have the question. When you used the plug in "all in one", does the website destination need Astra and elementor ? Thanks. Great video
Darrel- this is way better than the instrux my hosting company gave me on hosting locally! You are such a lifesaver.
DUDE!!! You just saved my life with the "All In One" plug-in! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANKYOU!!!
Glad I could help!
Actually why everyone love Darrel is just because of his honest work.
Love you bro
Darrel - As always great job. You da man! Followed you for years.
Took me forever of struggle with iis on windows server 😢😢, this is exactly what I’m in need for , might god double your blessings
Finally! Finally! this is it. Offline Wordpress. this works in 2022. look nowhere else. Thank you. Works for my Mac just fine.
Before your video tutorial I had XAMPP installed but this is so much better, thanks a lot! No need to configurate permissions etc. and much faster too!
Darren i am your fan since very long you had done excellent job so hard work
Thanks a lot! I have been suffering for weeks with Bitnami. This one, not only did the job on the first try, i can also have, at least, two sites at the same time. Also, very easy to navigate with it
The video is very good and informative still today. But if your local wp file exceeds the maximum defined upload size you need to pay for unlimited license - $84.87 per year
Enjoy :)
if you need help feel free to drop your questions in the comments below .
It’s amazing how much I’ve learned from your videos! Great fan of your work! Thank you!!
You are the most amazing teacher ever darrel. Thank you so much. 🙏🙏🙏
Dear Darell, thank you so much for this video, you saved my day! ;O) There are so many options and info's I have received, yours is by far the best! I was about to give up on ever building my Portefeuille Website, as I was also given false information, regarding how to go upon starting on building my website. Sincerely & looking forward on plenty more learning videos, Beatrice
Hey! Thanks for your comment!
Still need help? Feel free to drop your questions in the comments. Also, check out my latest tutorial here 🔥: th-cam.com/video/C0m3hJTO1Bw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=w1QrlKGfXv1IRTEw
I cant tell you how useful this was! No messing about without missing anything out! 👀😲... Thanks a bunch! 🤘
This is great! I'm going to be starting a WP website while our old Google site is live. Once the domain and everything is good I can migrate from local to live. I'm pretty new to this. Hoping it will do the trick!
You can do it!
Hey thanks for the great tutorial,
I want to ask about something can I use wordpress on multiple computers with local host
I can see a lot of loopholes the will be exploited on the DL with Local Hosting. I know I’m not the first person to realize this... plus I’m on Ambien right now. So thank you for the tut! Hope you’re well!
Thanks again Darrel, can always trust what you show us in useful. Cheers
Great tutorial! It’s easy to follow. It covers everything step by step at the good pace. Love it. Thank you
That is exactly what I am searching for for a while.. Many thanks to your great explanation 👍👍
When I click on admin dashboard opend for me as well than I went to themes but when I clicked on dash board again, my page converted to a warning page and "briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance, check back in a minute" written on it,
So is it a maintainance break or something is wrong?
Now tNice tutorials was truly an aweso video. I love your thorough style
you have a good voice for narration :D That's an added plus to the great guide you've provided. thank you :) A+
hey darrel
i tried running my local site but it said unable to load dynamic library’ php_imagick.dll’ what can be done to rectify the issue and thanks for you videos it has helped me come a long way 🇳🇬
Excellent!! I need to go the other way. Take my live website and use WP locally.
Wow the first one that i have seen that explain it all in THANK YOU
Darrel always in front of crownd BIG tumbs up for you.
Hi Darrell love your videos .some times you go very fast and you get me lost.
In this video I'm not sure how did you import the web site to local and copy it to the other website.can you help please.
Thanks
4 years later, still best tut on hustle free site migration💪
Enjoy :)
if you need help feel free to drop your questions in the comments below .
Great, video, thanks! I need advice because my local web is kind of showing things wrong (not how I did them in the divi builder). I tried clearing the cache but did not work. Any advice?
Thank you so much!!!! Keep doing stuff like that bro :)
Hey! Thanks for your comment!, check out my latest tutorial here 🔥: th-cam.com/video/QaH1xpoX5C4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TG7wsvb-LzY246Af
Awesome, thank you for knowlege update 😍
As always, you create the best, simple to learn and detailed tutorials, thank you again!
no prob!
You have not shown if all the hyperlinks created in local still worked when exported to live website?
Can you tell me if there is a way to share the local copy with a client before uploading to a web hosting?
Darrel, thank you for sharing, this really helps me a lot! bless you!
One of the best Wordpress Tool i've used.
Hello Darrel, After seeing this video i created a wplocal account, spend 20 hours of working on my site. Now i am now not able to acces any of my hard work. Could you share a short video/comment on how to acces your local website if the site in the program doesn't respond to start site, admin, or open site? With kind regards, Seth
Hi Darrel, how to push new updates from local to online ? It is possible with git and hosting ?
The changes I have made with elementor does not reflect online... Any suggestions? Thanks!
reat tutorial! It’s easy to follow. Thank you so much Darrel
Hi Darrell, thanks so much for this tutorial, super clear for a beginner like myself. Initially, i used this tuorial and the spplication to try setup a local website with a Wordpress account that already has a working website attached to it. That didn't work, i don't know whether the reason was that it already had a website on that account, i couldn't figure that out... Later i tried to create a local website using a different Wordpress account (with a different email address) and that worked! Super happy, but now i'm a little bit confused because I don't know what exactly caused it to fail the first time and to succeed the second time with a different WP account / emailaddress... Hoped you could maybe carve out a little bit of time in your busy schedule to elaborate on this, thanks so much in advance!
Seems I am running into a similar problem - did you ever figure out what was the cause? Thanks
Hey Darrel,
What is the best practice - To always work locally then upload when finished? Then if you want to make edits after its live, should you again work on it locally?
Last question: Whats your opinion on using this versus something like siteground staging?
Thanks a lot!
I'm so sorry no one answer you, but it's a good question, in my opinion, depends on the edit, if it's still a big one, that could crash the site, then obviously do it locally, if they instead are css things, well, you know the answer.
From ChatGPT:
My first question: How about updating my website on wp local after it's being uploaded? Can I continue to use wp local to make changes to my website and then replace the already installed one with the updated version?
From ChatGPT:
Yes, you can continue to use your local WordPress installation (wp local) to make changes and updates to your website, and then periodically update your live website with the changes you make locally. Here's how you can do it:
Make Changes Locally:
Continue using your local WordPress installation to edit and update your website content, themes, plugins, etc. You can make any changes you want on your local development environment.
Export Changes:
When you're ready to update your live website with the changes you've made locally, follow the steps to export your website using the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin, just as you did initially.
Upload and Import Changes on Live Website:
Upload the exported file (containing your changes) to your live hosting server in the same way you did previously.
Access your live website's WordPress admin dashboard.
Install and activate the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin (if not already done).
Go to "All-in-One WP Migration" > "Import" on your live site.
Import the file containing your changes.
After the import, you may need to refresh the permalink settings by going to "Settings" > "Permalinks" and clicking "Save Changes."
Test Your Live Website:
Ensure that your live website is working correctly and that the changes you made locally are reflected on the live site.
Backup Regularly:
Always keep backups of your live website before performing any updates or changes. This ensures that you have a safe point to revert to if something goes wrong during the update process.
By following these steps, you can maintain a development environment on your local machine (wp local) where you can safely make and test changes. When you're satisfied with your updates, you can then transfer them to your live website to make those changes visible to your audience. This approach is a common practice in WordPress development and allows you to develop and test without affecting the live site until you're ready to do so.
My second question: Do I need to install all the plugins that I installed (Let's say woo commerce, elementor, etc) for my wordpress local installation in the web hosting where my website domain it's being held or all the details of my website will be installed without needing to install plugins?
From ChatGPT:
When you use the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin to export and import your WordPress website from your local development environment to your live hosting environment, the plugin typically includes all your website's data, including posts, pages, images, themes, and plugins. However, there are some important considerations regarding plugins:
Plugin Data: The plugin will include the data associated with the plugins you've installed on your local site. This means that if you've configured settings or added content using specific plugins like WooCommerce or Elementor on your local site, that data should be transferred to your live site when you import.
Plugin Files: While the plugin data will transfer, the actual plugin files themselves may not. Most migration plugins, including "All-in-One WP Migration," do not include the plugin files in the export file. This is because the plugin files are typically already available in the WordPress plugin repository, and WordPress itself handles plugin installation from there.
So, here's what you need to do:
WooCommerce: If you've been using WooCommerce on your local site, you should make sure that the WooCommerce plugin is installed on your live hosting server before importing your site. You can install WooCommerce on your live site by following these steps:
Log in to your live WordPress dashboard.
Go to "Plugins" > "Add New."
Search for "WooCommerce" and click "Install Now."
After installation, activate the WooCommerce plugin.
After WooCommerce is installed and activated on your live site, importing your site using "All-in-One WP Migration" should bring in your WooCommerce settings and data from your local site.
Elementor (or other page builders): Similarly, if you've used Elementor or any other page builder, ensure that the page builder plugin is also installed and activated on your live site. You may need to reinstall and activate it from the WordPress repository if it's not already present.
In summary, while the "All-in-One WP Migration" plugin does transfer plugin data, you may need to manually install and activate the plugins themselves on your live site if they are not already present. It's a good practice to check and configure your plugins after the migration to ensure everything works as expected.
Great video and busts the perceived difficult I had of working on a website locally. Thanks for showing how its done!
thk, it really helps. Is there any solution for ipadOS ?
making the complicated simple - THATS GENIUS!
anytime :) if you need help feel free to ask .
Good day much as you have taught me thank you but this is of no use once my site was completed I could not transfer kept on saying that it exceeds the size with All In One Wp Migration when in fact it was not the case so unless there is a way to do this I do not think that building locally works even though it was great could work at my own speed and after all was done I could not transfer
Great job Darrel you never disappoint informative and fun to watch as always💯
one of your best tutorials to date!
Can you use it to take a website that is already up and transfer it locally. I tried updraft plus but I can't afford the premium price for its migration tool.
is there a way to create a link for a client to see the staging site I am working with LOCAL thanks!
Is there a way to install plugins on Wordpress without upgrading to Business Plan?
Can WPVivid be used to migrate Flatsome?
This my first time I've seen such a simple way of working on Wordpress. One question though, Do I need to be connected into the internet to keep working or I can continue working while my internet is down?
Thank you Darrel for the great video as usual, what if I want to design one page offline, can I add it alone to my existing website online, as an additional page to the already designed website, how can you do this?
I just started with the local app on my laptop. How can I proceed with the website on a different device for example my desktop?
I tried to follow but I did not see how you got to element. I know I am one year behind you and some of the option aren't there. Do you have a up-to-date video?
what strategy would you use if a client wanted to move his website from Squarespace to Wordpress? maybe you have a video about it??.. thanks btw, I find your content super useful!
Thanks for your tutorial but it requires me to know my Database Name and by Database Host and Table Prefix or I can't log in. Can you help me with this??? Thanks
I just started with the Local app on my laptop. How can I Proceed with this site on a different computer?
its awesome bro...i never seen such a nice Tutorial....
what about if I already have a website, can I still use the wordpress installed through LocalWP?
Can you embed dynamic feeds such as facebook into the local version to test them or do features like that only work in the live site at the website host?
Yes, you can embed dynamic feeds like Facebook into a local WordPress installation for testing purposes. However, certain features may require an active internet connection or specific server configurations to function fully.
can I install the localWP in my external harddisk ? because I want to keep all the website in the external hardisk to save my laptop space. Pls advise. Thanks !
Siteground report does not allow upload from local host. is there a work around?
Your videos are best 👍 thanks to you for making these videos
Hi, how to upload same wp page exported from one Mac to another Mac? I tried but we have some kind of permission mistakes...
I have a website already, withnwordpress, but i would like to present it even without internet connection. Can it be done?
Wow, really useful. Thank you very much, Darrel!
When I completed the transfer, the icons and symbols when wacko! Any suggestions on how to fix?
Hi Darrel has problem when I close the local wp tab website didnt work like bitnami. I have to first run local wp than only I can access
I was having issues with the import process freezing, restarted laptop and that did the trick.
I was so waiting for a video like this! Many thanks Darrel!😀
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@darrelwilson 4 sure!
nice!! but how about editing themes and create my on themes and connect the database?
Thanks for sharing, Can it works as a Local website with iPad Pro 2020?
Would you be able to tell me why "all in one wp migration" plugin doesn't appear in the wp dashboard of my online (not local) site?
hey, Darrel can I doing multiple WordPress websites create there
Sounds good. Thanks a lot. I've still got some questions:
1) So everytime I change my website on Local, I have to upload my entire website to my live Wordpress-website? I'd like to make changes and make it live immediately, once I've tested it on LocalWP. Without uploading my complete website every half an hour.
2) My upload remains 100.00% but does not close or give me the pop-up you showed. Upload was 0-100 in 5 seconds. I'm waiting already for half an hour to complete.. Upload is just 700 mb.
I’ve been following this tutorial and working on my website offline. I tried to upload a pro theme and it’s crashed the site or something. Any idea on what I’m supposed to do??
At the moment I just installed it and i downloaded a copy just for back-up. I haven't finished working on my site and I started doing changes with permanent links and it kinda crashes. Thanks for the video :)
Great video, Darrel! Thank you! I was wondering how can I do this...
Can you, Download local to a onedrive in order to work on your website through different computers ?
Or can you work on it through different computers already ?
Thank you for this video - it is very informative and I am hoping to follow your tutorial on setting up a wordpress site using blocksy. I do have a problem with localhost though. I cannot get to see the website, I get the following error (Windows - chrome) ‘No input file specified’ when I click on Open Site or Admin. I can, however, see the database if I click ‘Open Adminer’. It has a different port number - is that the reason and, if so, how do I change it?
This is the way I build WordPress sites for clients. Easy and straight forward. Question for Darrel: is there a way to use SVG other than the image module?
Thanks for sharing. But I need to delete the wesite and build another. For some reason can't set up a new one. Error no db found. I unicstalled from mac. Reinstalled local software but no luck. Any ideas how to go about solving this? Your feedback is appriciated. Thanks.
Thanks bro 😊 I love your videos
Hi. What software makes your video? Nice tip here
thank you much for this tutorial my bother. as a thank you I'm a new sub and like
Darrel; I'm using LocalWP for the first time and have imported several pages of the Divi author's layout. Normally I would go to my WP dashboard Settings --> Reading and choose Static Page, but there is no Static Page choice in my LocalWP / Divi installation. How do I select Static Page when using LocalWP?
Thanks Darrel but could I carry on locally from a website that is already hosted, make some changes then upload later?
Hello Darrel , what if i want to build more than one website locally how would i do it? thx
Does it work with any c-panel?
What if i buy elementor to the local site, does the plug-in follow when you migrate to the live page?
I am currently on Wix and am wanting to build it out on WP and than transfer the domain names. How would that work, any adivice? I want to get away from Wix completly