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Keeping the URL but changing the site - How?

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I'm trying to move a wordpress site to the new URL from new.XX.nl to XX.nl for someone else. I changed the URL in wordpress in the new site, but it only resulted in me being unable to login into any wp-admin from either site and the site itself still shows the old site (without any CSS or theme).

I was wondering what I did wrong. I read somewhere I still needed to rename files in DirectAdmin, but I can't even find the new/old site in the directories. I did find the folder "new" in the public_html folder but the content is the same as public_html, but without the "new"-folder.

And I know it's better to have someone who knows stuff about this, but he quit and aside from him no one really knows what to do now. Could someone please help me? It's very frustrating because the site is just breaking.

So my concrete questions would be: - Where can I find the new site? - How do I prevent CSS from breaking?

I'm trying to move a wordpress site to the new URL from new.XX.nl to XX.nl for someone else. I changed the URL in wordpress in the new site, but it only resulted in me being unable to login into any wp-admin from either site and the site itself still shows the old site (without any CSS or theme).

I was wondering what I did wrong. I read somewhere I still needed to rename files in DirectAdmin, but I can't even find the new/old site in the directories. I did find the folder "new" in the public_html folder but the content is the same as public_html, but without the "new"-folder.

And I know it's better to have someone who knows stuff about this, but he quit and aside from him no one really knows what to do now. Could someone please help me? It's very frustrating because the site is just breaking.

So my concrete questions would be: - Where can I find the new site? - How do I prevent CSS from breaking?

Share Improve this question asked Oct 17, 2018 at 12:38 JaneCJaneC 11 bronze badge 3
  • 1 You should follow the instructions here: codex.wordpress/Moving_WordPress – Pim Commented Oct 17, 2018 at 12:54
  • Search, and research before asking your question. Google query is 20 characters long, your question is 900 characters long. – Max Yudin Commented Oct 17, 2018 at 15:27
  • I have. But apparently I did something wrong while following the instructions because it's not working now, hence I'm asking what I did wrong and how I can fix it. – JaneC Commented Oct 17, 2018 at 15:35
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Here you go, https://wordpress/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/ this plugin will come to rescue. I have migrated/transferred over 100s of WP websites with this superb plugin without having any problem. It easy, secure and helps in productivity. It will change all the urls which is necessary to be changed during migration, so after migration you don't have to manually go into the code/db with change it. It does everything by himself. Hope it helps.

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