Once inside, navigate to the value calledDB_NAME. The string of numbers or letters after it is the WordPress database name. If you can’t find the value or want to locate it faster, you may use theCtrl+Fcombination on Windows orCMD+Fon Mac. Similarly, you can check other database de...
Maybe you don’t want to install any more plugins but you do know a little bit about coding. In this case, it’s possible to use phpMyAdmin to conduct a find and replace in the WordPress database. First though a little guidance on how to find your WordPress database name. This is ne...
While working on WordPress, you may need these IDs to add certain features to your website. An ID is a unique number that identifies a particular item in your WordPress database. Each post, page, category, tag, comment, and user in WordPress has its unique ID. In this article, ...
For WordPress installed in a Subdirectory:When your WordPress is installed in a subdirectory, you will need to also include its name in the URL. For example, if your site is set in “yourdomain.com/wordpress/”, then the login URL would be:...
Don’t forget to replace ‘example.com’ with your own domain name. Both of these URLs will redirect you to theWordPress login page. If, for some reason, your WordPress login URL is not working properly, then you can easily access the WordPress login page by going to this URL: ...
Read the following guide to find out what a clone can be used for and how to clone a WordPress site. Why would you need to clone your website? When it pertains to WordPress, a clone is a standalone copy of a production website containing the same files, database information, and sett...
If you have a masochistic bent and want to see this for yourself, you can take a dive into your WordPress site’s database to view it in action: How to Find WordPress Page ID and Post ID Finding a WordPress page ID or post ID is fairly simple, though a bit...
If you’re setting up a brand new installation of WordPress, you will need to know the value to put in your wp-config.php file for Database Host. Be aware that this is not the same value for everyone who is installing WordPress. It’s unique to your hosting company. Here’...
You can use this to export the database as a .sql file. Note: If you cannot access phpMyAdmin, you can export your database's backup using a plugin. If you need assistance accessing your wp-config.php file, please refer to this article on How To Find Your WordPress Database. Create...
My first impulse was to script something in SQL that queried the database and spit out a list of href’d article titles. But a few minutes’ research showed this was the wrong approach. You really shouldn’t need to write SQL to query your WordPress DB....