Whether you\u2019re new to WordPress, running your own site, designing client websites, or even a full stack developer, there are countless ways to get tripped up when moving a WordPress website. WordPress migration plugins cost money, often cause problems, and don\u2019t help you gain a deeper understanding of how your WordPress site functions in the background.
\nWhen would you need to move a WordPress site?
\n–\tYou built the website locally and are ready to launch
\n–\tYou built a site on your own server and need to move it to your client\u2019s server
\n–\tYou want to move your site from one webhost to another
\n–\tYou\u2019re changing the domain name for a website
\nYou will learn:
\n–\tHow to import and set up your WordPress files
\n–\tHow to import and set up your database
\n–\tHow to set up a WordPress user through the database
\n–\tHow to check the site before it\u2019s live
\n–\tDNS rundown
\n–\tTroubleshooting: Database changes
\n–\tTroubleshooting: Plugin and PHP errors
\n–\tExtra: How to integrate your site with the WordPress Toolkit in Plesk<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Whether you\u2019re new to WordPress, running your own site, designing client websites, or even a full stack developer, there are countless ways to get tripped up when moving a WordPress website. WordPress migration plugins cost money, often cause problems, and don\u2019t help you gain a deeper understanding of how your WordPress site functions in the … <\/p>\n