Where is the "Additional CSS" stored in XAMPP for Localhost WordPress? I'm using Windows 10 and have installed Localhost WordPress using XAMPP and I'm trying to find out where the Additional CSS is stored. Can you provide me with the file path or directory where I can find it?

I'm not familiar with WP-CLI, which I've successfully installed on my Mac; I've also used the command wp package install wp-cli/admin-command I can open /wp-admin/ with the command wp admin -path=/Users/bernard/Sites/wordpress in browser to open /wp-admin/ (when I'm not currently in my wordpress directory). But...

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I have wordpress installed in docker on my home server local.ip:80 and when I access this address it loads immediately, I have port forwarded the port and when I access external.ip:forwardedport from another network (mobile) it takes about 1 minute to load. For example, the phpmyadmin page loads immediately from the external network, so I think it may have something to do with something I don't know wo...

I had a hard disk crash but was able to recover my data. I had a local site folder that contained all the files for a WordPress site. After a fresh install of the operating system, Local Sites is unable to pick up the sites and add them to the new Local Sites folder. What can I do to get the local site to pick up my site or to get WordPress to pick up my wp-content files so I don't have to rebuild the current site I'm working on. Please help! I tried using the new wp...

I try to use inline image blocks and try to insert images found on the web. This adds to the post. However, when saving a draft or posting, I get a 403 (Forbidden) error as shown below admin-post.php. POST https://philsa.gov.ph/wp-admin/post.php 403 (Forbidden)

I want to create a database of hundreds of different products and write down their specs etc. I don't intend to sell anything and I don't need e-commerce functionality, I just want to display these products in a grid/block with tons of filters on top (AJAX if possible). Also, batch uploading via excel or cvs would be nice. The two options I see are: WooCommerce in catalog mode with grid/tile plugin and custom post types for simple WordPress...

I want to import data from a Google Form (URL) into a WordPress site and display each row of data as a separate post grid. I would like to be able to synchronize to automatically synchronize the data in Google Forms (URL). Is this possible with plugins and alternatives.

I had a reason to use the "Post Type Switcher" plugin to convert my static homepage from a page type to a post type. That part was easy. The problem is that now my site's base url displays the post slug instead of just displaying the base url. mysite.com/slug instead of mysite.com. I've tried a couple of these .htaccess modifications: rewrite engine on rewrite library / rewrite conditions %{QUERY_STRING} ^p=52...