How to move a WordPress website from localhost to server? - 2019

[@es70]

After many attempts with various tutorials, I finally managed to do this with ease. Thank you very much, the music is just fine, I can hear everything well, and who cares because the tutorial is super helpful.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello E S! I'm glad the tutorial helped and thanks for the support! All the best for your project. Cheers! :)

[@yawarprince]

Feeling really sad for you like thousands of people watched a great tutorial & left without hitting subscribing the channel. Great tutorial, just done everything in single attempt.

[@livinglight1628]

I wish I could HEAR WHAT YOU ARE SAYING over that blaring elevator noise. You are an excellent tutor, I was able to "post" my website following your instructions. Ive been trying for 2 days...watched many youtubes and read web instructions. You made it very clear and simple. Thank you.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you for your honest feedback. I will keep this in mind and do better with the background music and the sound quality in the future videos. I hope that the content helped though. Have a great day!

[@esanchez47]

Thank you so much man, from a designer who has to do this like one time in a year (maybe more) because "there's nobovy else who does it". Appreciate!

[@hikka-ru]

Thank you for the video. Very clear! I would suggest to add some useful information: 1. to clean the browser and theme cache after uploads are done 2. to reset permalinks, otherwise one might get 404 on every page except of homepage and dashboard. 3. to run /wp-admin/maint/repair.php to fix the database Thanks again!

[@hannanbaig7888]

Thanks a lot for the advice. I implemented point 2 and it worked for me. But I dont understand points 1 and 2. For point 1, are you saying that I should clear my browser history? What about theme cache? How do i do that? And secondly how do i "run /restore.php"?

[@hikka-ru]

@@hannanbaig7888 Theme cache is optional depending on your theme. Maybe your theme does not have it. Clear cache on server side (ask from hosting support how to do if it is enabled) Clear cookies and all website data, including history. Repair.php is a function to repair your database. to do this you need to: 1. backup your wp-config.php and add to it this string of code: define( 'WP_ALLOW_REPAIR', true); 2. go to your-website-name.com/wp-admin/maint/repair.php page 3. follow the instructions on screen. It is safe. 4. remove the added code from wp-config.php p.s. wp-config.php is in your website root folder the code should be added before /* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */ string. Be careful with spaces and lines. This feature will restore your DB after the website migration. Good luck! This all worked flawlessly for my awego.ru

[@hannanbaig7888]

@@hikka-ru Plz reply

[@hikka-ru]

@@hannanbaig7888 what do you want to know?

[@1carahouston]

This was the best tutorial I could find. Very clear and helpful. I especially like how the steps were mapped out at the beginning so I could see the process as a whole. I like to see the big picture. The pace was good and the instructions were clear. Thank you so much!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Cara! Thank you for the awesome feedback. I'm glad the tutorial helped. Good luck with your project and have a great day! :)

[@mr.anonymous6640]

very clear explanation thanks so much bro 💖

[@sergs2138]

Great and useful video. I would wish GoDaddy created something similar. I would only recommend to remove background music, it's a bit annoying. Thanks again for a great video!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Serg S! Thank you for your honest feedback. I will keep the background music to its lowest in all my future tutorials. Have a great day! :)

[@TheMisterGenius]

The video is 100% good. It helped me a lot. This is the only video that really explained and demonstrated as well. Thank you.

[@airymind]

I struggled too long before I found your video here. It works now. Many thanks!!

[@F4FIGHT]

Perfect! thanks... did not even notice the music as a distraction until I read the comments. The transfer went smoothly! good tutorial.

[@cubitbalpus2163]

Hi, Tx before for the tutorial, I follow ur explaination, and it works. Then when I try to get access wp-admin, it directs to localhost again. Tell me if I get a mistake for setup or configuration! Thank you

[@martinspinoza9696]

go to the database of your website and in wp-options table change site url and domain name from localhost to your domain

[@ib6435]

Thanks so much for this question, you've just saved me from embarrassment at my place of work

[@ib6435]

@@martinspinoza9696 Thanks so much for the response. you saved me

[@eleventhful]

This was very helpful. Did everything right and it worked. Well just the front page. The other pages won't load. Cant seem to find the URLs.

[@kvishwanathreddy]

Very useful and working. Explained nicely to be understood even by a beginner. Well done!

[@sundarmarum]

It's really good and understand clearly. But, I have small doubt, Before this step, am I have to install the WordPress manually in live server ?

[@harpreetnarang3209]

Great video. Excellent way of explaining.. you saved my day! I was stuck.. followed a couple of other videos without any much help. Then came across this one and found what exactly I need. Thanks!

[@AmeerHamza-wg8pf]

Well done, Finally I got the solution after watching many tuts. Thank you so much for helping us.

[@Bvideo105]

This didn't work for me because I didn't know which files to zip/archive. Could you be more specific as to where exactly to find the correct files to zip? Thank you for all the information you shared, it's SO helpful!

[@beproductive1864]

This is what i have been searching for and found it eventually thank you.

[@marleenloohuis2111]

Thanks! I had to change all the names in the old database, not only the urls. Hope this helps more people.

[@hannanbaig7888]

Plz explain what you mean by this?

[@marleenloohuis2111]

@@hannanbaig7888 Hi, in the video at 4:05 he explains to find and replace urls. I also had to findvand replace the name. So after find and replace http//:oldsite.com by http//:newsite.com I also did find and replace for only oldsite.com by newsite.com. Hope this helps!

[@hannanbaig7888]

@@marleenloohuis2111 Thanks

[@rnzdigitalcontent9878]

your tutorial is absolutely genius. Thank you. and don't worry about the comments about bg music. the content matters.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you! I'm glad the tutorial helped. Cheers! :)

[@michellew.3691]

Just a pleasure to watch it! It‘s so clearly & well organized that it should become the golden standard of mentorchip on youtube. I liked the short introduction of the individual steps very much! Subscribed!

[@vlabog1]

I would agree with you, this guy should make a tutorial on how to make tutorials. and this should be a homework for all other people who make tutorials.

[@areejabdu3125]

you have no idea how much was this video useful to me ,, it really and literally saved my life,, you covered all the needed steps, I would really like to thank you from the bottom of my heart ,, thank you !!!!!!!!

[@elodietutusaus1278]

The video is awesome, really well detailed and informative. However the classical music on top wrecks my head, the sound of it is as loud as your own voice sometime, makes it a bit hard to follow sometimes

[@rasheedbgee]

God bless you for this video. It really served me some time

[@kowshikjoy]

I love this tutorial and I think he made this migration procedure very easy for us.

[@melissarecio]

Thanks! This worked perfectly. GoDaddy needs to use this video. Had used migration tools easily with BlueHost and they worked great. But didn't work at all on GoDaddy. You saved me a painful call with GoDaddy. :)

[@husamhabbal1419]

I would like to thank you for time and efforts performed on this helpful tutorial. keep going with such good things.

[@michaelusowski1368]

Thank you for this wonderfully informative and concise tutorial. Exactly what I needed and I like the music you added in the background. Thank you, thank you!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you Michael! I'm glad the video helped. Have a good one! :)

[@hariharanr4454]

Good quick guide for setting up wordpress site in another server

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you for the kind comment Hariharan! :)

[@summermann]

Great tutorial... explained everything perfectly. Is it ok to edit wp-config file once uploaded, to save double changes?

[@digitalhustler05]

One the best voices on youtube I ever listen to.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Umar! Thanks. Best of luck with your website. :)

[@Puckerization]

Thank you for taking the time to make a great tutorial. The graphics were superb and the explanations clear a precise.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you for the kind comment. I'm glad you liked the tutorial! :)

[@oscardansou1380]

Hi, thank you for this fantastic video.but still my problem is not yet solve because my remote server has a custom control panel which is not cPanel. How do i deal whith that ?

[@faisalkiranda7153]

Really Helpful. Just i had to also change the hostname in the WP config file to remove the error 500. You forgot to talk about it. But video was awesome

[@18WHEELSDRIVE]

Coming again to see the best ever tutorial i have seen

[@tukangwebsite776]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. Its very easy to follow. You are the best!

[@SeanBadros]

After a lot of failed attempts, this video helped me install word press correctly. But have no idea and what to do, No discussion on how to change anything...

[@maritaatkins8693]

Hi, Thanks for the tutorial - I'm about to start using this to complete a transfer. Like other people mentioned, the music is very loud, sometimes it's hard to hear what you're saying properly. Is there any way you can at least reduce the volume? Thanks for the tut tho.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Marita! Thank you for watching and you honest feedback. Unfortunately, I'm unable to locate the raw video files on my machine. If I do, I will definitely upload this again without the background music. Have a good one! :)

[@shijinpavithran6910]

Great tutorial.....some of u might faced an ' Unknown collation: utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci on PhpMyadmin ' issue while importing the db...Replace from " utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci TO utf8mb4_unicode_ci " in db will solve it.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Shijin! Thanks for posting the possible problem and it's solution. I'm glad this community is always willing to help. Have a great day! :)

[@KetanVishwakarma29]

thank you..

[@RajAhmedOfficial]

Thanks buddy. You explained it like butter.

[@aaronmiller3060]

Best tutorial on this i could find, thanks! background music was annoying though

[@Valouric]

Greetings, Best video ever clear and concise. However I am having an error of "Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress." I am uploading to a subdomain. Do I also change the DB_Host from the current "localhost"? Please note I am using XAMP as my localhost. Please advise. Thank you.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Eric! Thanks for the comment, we're glad you like the video. As for the error you see, there are a few things that could cause it and no, you don't need to change the DB_Host in the config file. Try checking the PHP version on the XAMPP server and then your hosting account (the difference may cause such an error); upgrade the hosting server if necessary. Are you running the latest/recent WordPress version? I ask as WP earlier than version 3.9 returns a similar error with PHP 7.0 or later. This could also happen if you upload a “php.ini” file that's intended for Windows servers instead of Linux servers, or that doesn’t list the correct MySQL database driver extension path. Simply deleting the php.ini file should fix it, but make a copy as a back up. If none of this woks, try contacting the hosting support and they may be able to troubleshoot better with you on a call. Hope this helps! :)

[@jeremygard]

Good video and very helpful. And you invented a new English word - "Updation". Well done.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thanks Jeremy and lol, i just googled and realized that it's not really a word but we use it frequently as a substitute for "updating". Have a good one! :)

[@BOT6439-k6d]

Hi bro, ty for your video really clear and almost perfect for me :) every step worked fine. I just cant log in to my wp-admin on live server. Wp admin show up but when i put in my creds in it doesnt login. sql file changed, database connected..Went to all the steps to recheck but i dont find the problem. Any help bro plz. ty in advance

[@Kikoelloco2000]

I also have the same problem, can't login to wp-admin, the front page is ok. What was your solution?

[@jonkapashesit3354]

Might be a silly question, but we can edit the site when its live correct? There is a WP Admin login and dashboard we can access once its live to edit any changes right? I dont want to have to follow these steps over again if I need to make a change. Thanks in advance!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Jon! We believe that no question is silly - so here's the answer to your query. Yes, you will be able to make changes to your website post migration as you can with any live WordPress website. You don't need to go through the migration process again to do so. Just FYI, the changes that you make to your live website won't reflect in your local website (and vice versa) as they are not in sync. Hope this helps! Have a good one!

[@ErastusUso]

its easy...

[@tommann4618]

very useful and very thorough video explaining the process, your video should be included in migration guide by hosting provider, they do not have such video

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thanks Tom! I'm glad it helped. All the best with your project! :)

[@sulev111]

FIX for 404: If all the sub-pages don't work after migration anymore, go to "Wordpress Dashboard"->"Settings"->"Permalinks" and change the layout of the links under "Common Settings" to anything. Just let the page update the links.

[@Dacland.]

Thank you so much for this comment. I was having trouble solving this but you done it for me!

[@rakeshjoshi5779]

My website home page loaded with missing icon links and i can't access wp-admin!! so how can i update permalinks?any suggestion ?

[@adnanahsan2616]

love u

[@SFXGUARD]

Thanks for helping migrate my website

[@digwillhachi]

Great info. So if I am transferring my site to a sub domain I make the new database just like this video right?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello digwillhachi! Thank you for your comment. Yes, you will need to create a new database to host a new website (even on a sub domain). Hope this helps! :)

[@digwillhachi]

Ive tried exporting my site but for some reason it just wont work. In notepad++ when you change the local site to the new site address should I add www. ? I also replaced the database name in the database. I turned off permalinks before exporting the site. Can you think of where I could be going wrong?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Does the new site just not load or is there any particular error message that you get while following the steps? If yes, could you post it? I may be able to understand the issue better that way. When you are replacing the filepaths in the database, ensure that you replace the localhost site URL with the exact same URL of your new website - if the new website URL contains "www", then it should be added while replacing the filepaths in the database too. Check the success message at the bottom of the "replace with" dialog box once you change the URLs to ensure that the filepaths were changed....

[@TheDr.01]

Thanks man, 50% worked for me, the rest i had to chat with customer support

[@WordPressEssentials]

As long as it works! I'm glad the tutorial helped you. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

[@Jessiewyman-n9s]

After a lot of failed attempts, this video helped me install word press correctly. But have no idea and what to do, No discussion on how to change anything......

[@turtles3d389]

Hello, you probably wont respond to this but anyways. So i did everything and the home page works just missing images and stuff but all the other pages go back the the local host and the wordpress login goes back to localhost any fix?

[@lagorenAtGmail]

thanks for the vid, its not working though... i've done all the steps, uploaded the website.. and my hosting support says that it loads still as local host for some reason, can you please help me with that?

[@RajendranathBehera]

Thanks a lot for sharing the steps. Really helped a lot. But only home page is accessible and all other pages are hitting with an error. Please do share some more.

[@hikka-ru]

reset permalinks in Dashboard → Settings→ Permalinks

[@lahirukalpage5118]

I followed each and every step but my localhost site has not came live. It is just 'Hello World' Wordpress starter site. What I should do?

[@jamess5542]

Hey mate, how can I create a Wordpress site using MAMP on my mac and then make the website live using Dreamhost shared hosting. Can you please help. Thank heaps.

[@AllSeeOne987]

u uploaded the wordpress folder but what did u do with the sql file?

[@joebalingit]

a very clear and concise tutorials. thanks man!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Joe! Thank you for the kind comment! I'm glad you liked the tutorial. :)

[@samuelokpala_]

Very Good tutorial, exactly what i am looking for.. i will like to ask if this also applies when i have another site running on my Godaddy cpanel but i want to delete it and upload new locally developed wordpress site ?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Samuel! Thank you for your kind comment, I'm glad you like the video. And yes, this will work when you need to upload your local site. All you need to do is fully delete the existing website on the server (also, uninstall WordPress on the server) first and then follow the video. You can call GoDaddy support and they will help you with deleting your existing website. Have a good day!

[@samuelokpala_]

any video on how to delete an existing site on the server ?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Samuel Okpala I haven't made one yet, but will do in the future. Thanks for the suggestion. In the meantime, you can call the GoDaddy support team and they'll definitely help you delete the existing website.

[@samuelokpala_]

ok thanks a lot

[@themayart2156]

I have a basic manager wordpress account at godaddy, how can I upload my website from my pc to godaddy hosting? can you help ?

[@akshayarora9069]

Very Useful information, looking forward to see more from Wordpress Essentials. 😇

[@yanirazelaya5378]

I apreciate this great help. In between, what is the name of this beautiful background music? Thannk you

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Yanira. Thanks for the kind comment. About the background score, I'm not sure whats the name of the track -- sorry :S

[@buenosairestouring6986]

You must be joking ! It was me! I have just started learning piano...

[@ivoirbeatshow-TV]

great video ...simple and clear... thank you

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello ivoirbeat show! Thank you for the kind comment. :)

[@zkgammer9040]

love u man you are great and method of your teaching is so well great tutorial

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello ZK! I'm glad the tutorial helped. Good luck with your project!

[@kelbrian3307]

Very good video (so far, I haven't actually moved my site yet!) Really liked the diagram overview. It's easy to get lost as a first timer!! I didn't understand the last part where you went back to the local host? Once you edit and add content live, don't you have to migrate back to the localhost if you want do the same there?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Kel BRIAN! Thanks for watching the video, I'm glad you liked it! As for the last bit on the localhost, we're just updating the wp-config to what it was before we changed it for the site to run on the live server. This change is required for the site to run again on the local machine - as it was before the migration. You are absolutely right about editing the site on the live server. If you make any changes to the live website post migration, it won't automatically reflect on the site running on the localhost and vice-versa. To keep both the websites in sync (same), you will either need to edit both the sites, or re-migrate after editing. Hope that helps! :)

[@samuelokpala_]

i will like to know if i should have wordpress installed on my server before i can upload my locally developed wordpress website ? thanks

[@WordPressEssentials]

Samuel Okpala No, you *don't* need to have WordPress installed on you GoDaddy hosting. During the migration in this tutorial, WordPress files are also transferred from your local host to the server.

[@samuelokpala_]

where do i upload my wordpress web content, i have issues viewing it now

[@namratabisht1904]

Did same steps shown by you but landed to page which shows : Future home of something quite cool. If you're the site owner, log in to launch this site If you are a visitor, check back soon. how it can be fixed ?

[@namratabisht1904]

and there is no default index.php file what would be the solution to this ?

[@HebaisMuslima]

Hi thank you for this clear and easy to follow tutorial! I followed the steps but i got this: HTTP ERROR 500! Any help?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Heba! Thank you for your comment. It is likely that the problem is due to the database connectivity. Could you double check if you have followed the steps to update the wp-config file correctly?

[@tvfragile]

If anyone have problem with Internal 500 error just need to go Settings>Permalinks and just click on Save settings, that fixed my problem. Sry for english.

[@antekaramatic3382]

had one error....my landing page worked right away....other sites...error...so... for more then one page websites.......I needed...or You need to save permalinks 2 times....just..save and another save...no changes....just saves... and my sites...became visible... you do it from wordpress panel...google it...

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Ante. Thanks for posting the problem and the solution! It can help others. :)

[@joshbogs]

can you please explain further

[@antekaramatic3382]

me or WpE...? save and second save....worked on other video clips....as I understand....save on permalinks...edits database and replaces localhost with you webpage adress....so it works on live site and not in testing mode (wamp....WP on local machine...when finished...upload new site...be very carefull...db can crash..... :)...why 2 saves....dont know... I must say....new and still new to WP...dont have the time....

[@jasonbischak]

What do I google to find out how to fix this?

[@joshbogs]

Actually, I didn't need to save any permalink 2 times, all i did was go to the file manager , and renamed my HTaccess file to htacess_old and it worked

[@consultantprithviraj890]

Why background music you have put

[@bebesluckyhuman8327]

Excellent video and perfect length!!! thank you

[@andisiambuku1716]

Very Very Helpful thank you so much

[@denny1006]

Hey, can you explain me last thing that you do? why did you change back codes to make localhost online again?

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hi Denny, great question. This is because we had changed the DB access credentials in the wp-config file before uploading it to the server. Now as the credentials for the local host are different from that on the server, we have to change it back to original credentials for the website to work on the localhost again. Hope this helps you understand. Let me know if you still have any doubts! Thanks and have a great day! :)

[@logangarske8957]

Quick question, I for the part of the tutorial where the wp-config file should be edited, what do we do if we cannot find that file? I have every other file listed except for that. Can I just copy the wp-config-sample?

[@krishnatejavunnava8093]

Even if you do not have the wp-config file it should work. Just that Wordpress will try to create a wp-config file for you by asking all the details of the config file like the name of the database, username, password etc. If you have those details, you should be fine.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thanks for helping out Krishnateja! :)

[@VenomtheOne]

4:21 i don't get one thing here: in the new URL, you can put any website name that you want as a replacement, or are there conditions? because i noticed that you put the name of the database ("demo") first, then stop, then something.com. why?

[@Justin-le7zy]

he has a subdomain demo.site.com, so if you want it on your site for example site.com just put that

[@waltermaths]

Man, your video just saved me a good $30!!! Thanks much.

[@HarikaJobAlert]

i followed the same procedure as told by you but my website still not opening !!

[@hannanbaig7888]

Try All in One WP Migration plugin

[@YasienSarlie]

Thanks ! My first WP site restored to live site that worked.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Yasien! Thank you for the comment. Glad to know that the tutorial helped!

[@caseymccray5023]

My 'replace all' doesn't work after switching url's. It says 0 occurrences were replaced

[@kamzadventures5938]

Did you find a solution for this?

[@omaralameri2892]

well explained thank you mate

[@davidgrenfell2965]

it's all guided really great.... but when I've finished all steps I've received "Error establishing a database connection" have you got any idea what might be wrong? thank you!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello David Grenfell. The issue most definitely is with the database setup or the updating of the wp-config file. Go through the first 2 steps of the tutorial to see if you have followed them correctly; especially check if you have entered the correct db name, username and the password (as per the new db that you created on the server) while updating the wp-config file. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

[@davidgrenfell2965]

Yeh, I've done all the steps from the tutorial as is. I've triple checked db_name, username and pw in wp-config file. They all are correct and identical to what I created on the server. I probably need contact the host. Thank you anyway!

[@WordPressEssentials]

Do you see any particular error code with the message? Not sure if the hosting service provider can help here but give that a try too...

[@davidgrenfell2965]

this is what appears when I'm trying to connect to /wp-admin "Error establishing a database connection This either means that the username and password information in your wp-config.php file is incorrect or we can’t contact the database server at localhost. This could mean your host’s database server is down."

[@WordPressEssentials]

Exactly what I thought.. Yeah, try calling the hosting providers support team. They might be able to check the connectivity and pin point exactly where the problem lies, even fix it hopefully! Please do post the solution here once your site is up. Thanks!

[@123mrsporty]

amazing tutorials. a shame you dont make more videos

[@sultan111ful1]

Wow thank you very much !! I have spend my time 1 week for this problem :D sorry for bad english :(

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Sultan. Thank you for the kind comment. I'm glad that this tutorial helped!

[@HPTBANDIT]

I wonder what I did wrong? When I modify the URL on my SQL file, it reverts back to the theme I used but without the changes. If I don't change the SQL but I change the wp-config.php WP_SITEURL & WP_HOME, it works but all the image links go back to the local host on my desktop. No matter what I do, I cant get the images to link properly.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Yeah, there's an easy way to fix this. Just replace all the image links from your-folder -on-localhost/image.jpg to www.yourdomain.com/image.jpg (this is an example). Hope this helps. Thanks for watching! :)

[@meetkea]

I love this tutorial. It helped me a lot, however, the music on the background is a bit loud. :)

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you meetkea! And sorry about the background music. Have a good one! :)

[@mishikoist]

I have one question. Does plugins and theme also moving on live server? Only reason I started building site on local host was that i cant install my 50 MB them on wordpress.com

[@clubadv]

mikheili menabde I was successful to get the theme uploaded, but some issues still remain. I have worked on uploading site for 2 days now without getting EVERYthing to work, but using multiple tutorials I am getting closer each day. Don't forget to Change table prefix too in wp-config file. Cost me a couple hours to figure that one out.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Ideally, yes... This basically migrates the entire WP setup from your localhost to the server as is. But David is makes a good point; for very complex sites, it make take a couple of more steps to make it all work correctly. Thanks for helping David! :)

[@chiruchaitanya3521]

hi this video is good actually i am using hostinger sit, i did follow you'r video but its been over 24 hours but my website is still not appearing on google and i followed every step...please give me help

[@WordPressEssentials]

+chiru chaitanya Hello Chiru, thank you for the kind comment. As for your question, by "website not appearing on Google" do you mean the Search Result Page? If so, that does not have anything to do with the migration. Your website will need to build authority to rank higher in Google. In case you're having issues with the migrated website, please post the exact error message so I can understand the problem better.

[@Bmaster3234]

Great Tutorial! very well explained

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello bman! Thank you for the kind comment! :)

[@ajithh03]

Thank you :) it was neat and clean tutorial

[@WordPressEssentials]

Hello Ajith Kumar. Thanks for the kind comment! Glad you liked it! :)

[@nagaraniselvaraj9738]

how to host multiple WordPress site in delux plan sir.could you please explain

[@robertjohndwight8223]

Very well done, very clear description; but the music is not background level..

[@georgygursky4303]

Good explanation, Thank you for this video

[@jakewinstanley7768]

This is exactly what I needed. Thanks

[@jaredonjula5382]

Amazing tutorial. Thank you

[@Manikbiplob]

Best video on the internet. Thanks

[@WordPressEssentials]

Thank you Manik! Glad the tutorial helped! :)

[@sarveshgupta731]

i create wordpress website on hosting server. then how to move it from hosting server to online?

[@buenosairestouring6986]

And the tutorial is incomplete.If you follow it you might have errors. .htaccess file.issue!

[@ChaminiPrashakthiJayasinghe]

I completed all the task you mentioned.But when I'm trying to access my site it shows this message. If you are site owner, log in the the cPanel and replace this index.html file with yours.

[@WordPressEssentials]

Chamini PraShakthi Jayasinghe Hi, this is most likely because of the default index.html in your public directory/ site folder. Once you delete it, your website should be live. If you're not sure about which one, you can call your hosting providers support team for assistance. Hope this helps!

[@ChaminiPrashakthiJayasinghe]

Ok I did this. I remove that default index.html file and all of my extracted files move to the public_html folder. Now the site is in live. But now I have another two issues, 1.all of my styles and images were not in the site 2.When I'm trying to go to other menus I can't go to them.It shows 500 Internal Server Error. Please help me to get out from here

[@ChaminiPrashakthiJayasinghe]

Found the solution. I missed my .htaccess file.

[@davidgrenfell2965]

so what is the solution you've found?

[@ChaminiPrashakthiJayasinghe]

I missed .htaccess file.and I copy and replace it from my local machine to the server.Now it works well