Wife transferred her domain from Godaddy to HostGator. Somehow the Post page is still linked to the old site. I say old site because she started fresh on the site only wanting the domain. Her domain was hersite.wordpress and now is just hersite.
All the content is where it should be until I assign the post page. No matter what page I set to be the post page for her blog it automatically wipes everything form that particular page except the header. Once I switch the post page settings back to "select" or none, the content is back to normal. What she didn't tell me was two weeks ago she was able to log into the old site and everything was the same except the blog ( set at post page ) was all from the new site. Sorry for the 3rd grade explanation of the issue. How do I fix this?
Wife transferred her domain from Godaddy to HostGator. Somehow the Post page is still linked to the old site. I say old site because she started fresh on the site only wanting the domain. Her domain was hersite.wordpress and now is just hersite.
All the content is where it should be until I assign the post page. No matter what page I set to be the post page for her blog it automatically wipes everything form that particular page except the header. Once I switch the post page settings back to "select" or none, the content is back to normal. What she didn't tell me was two weeks ago she was able to log into the old site and everything was the same except the blog ( set at post page ) was all from the new site. Sorry for the 3rd grade explanation of the issue. How do I fix this?
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Reset to default 0I think this can be the cause from some permalink settings. In the Settings-> Permalinks, you can click the "Save" button, and the permalinks will refresh. I'm not sure that will work, but that's where I will first look.
Maybe a search/replace plugin (I like "Better Search and Replace") to search for https://www.olddomain and replace it with https://www.newdomain .
Which will also fix broken URLs for files in the media area (pix, etc).
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Check the wp-options table for the two URL entries. Make sure both are set to the new value.
Then look at the wp-config.php file and check for the wrong URLs in constants there. (Which is why I don't like making those URL changes in the wp-config.php file...)