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How to Manually Clone Your WordPress Website – Part 2 – Make a Copy of Source Database

This is the second in a short series on cloning your WordPress website and installing it on another domain. This can be useful when moving a site from a development server to its final live location. In this lesson we will make a copy of the source database using phpMyAdmin. The host in this example [...]

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How to Manually Clone Your WordPress Website – Part 5 – Import the Source Database

This is the fifth in a short series on cloning your WordPress website and installing it on another domain. In this lesson we use phpMyAdmin to import the source database into the target database. Video Transcript And now, we’re on to step 5 where we import the database. And we’re importing the database we exported [...]

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BlueHost’s New Backup System

BlueHost has recently changed their backup system. They no longer offer the same flexible backup system. This member wants to know how to use the new backup system and how to manually back up his website. I discuss the new system and then I demonstrate how to manually backup a website simply using the file [...]

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Community Library Website – Part 10b – Backup the Database Using phpMyAdmin

This is the tenth in a series of live lessons on using WordPress and Thesis as a Content Management System (CMS). We are preparing to import existing data into the database so it is crucial to have a system in place for restoring the database to a pre-import condition. In this lesson we make some [...]

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Community Library Website Case Study – Part 13 – Import Existing Data Using the CSV Importer Plugin

This is the thirteenth in a series of live lessons on using WordPress and Thesis as a Content Management System (CMS). We are using the CSV Importer plugin to import an existing database from a CSV file. In this step we actually import the data, find an error and restore the database to the pre-import [...]

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Community Library Website Case Study – Part 50 – Find and Replace Semi-colons in the Database

This is the 50th in a series of live lessons on using WordPress and Thesis as a Content Management System (CMS) for a Community Library Website. In this lesson we directly modify the data in our database using phpMyAdmin and MySQL statements.  We search for the semi-colons in the author names and replace them with [...]

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Community Library Website Case Study – Part 51 Modify Taxonomy Names Directly in the Database

This is the 51st in a series of live lessons on using WordPress and Thesis as a Content Management System (CMS) for a Community Library Website. In this lesson we directly modify the data in our database using phpMyAdmin and MySQL statements.  We previously changed the name of a custom taxonomy, now we search for [...]

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