launch PowerShell and input the command then run: and input any script you wish
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Launch Automator Select Quick Action in the top, receives: files or folder in Finder.app Add a Run Shell Script, and set Pass input: as arguments in the bash run:
Make sure that in php.ini or .htaccess settings, you have this upload_max_filesize set If you have a WordPress network, go to Network Settings, and you will find this field you can also go to individual site settings, and try to find the relevant space setting
Speed Use W3 Total Cache or Litespeed Optimise images – you can use squoosh Security Install a ssl certificate Make sure that wp-content/uploads -> directories inside have 0755 permissions, and files 0644 permissions SEO Install a SEO Plugin
Install the svn via homebrew or from their website brew install svn Update the plugin cd /Users/raduh/Dropbox/hosts/devsite/wpenabledebug/svn2 svn co https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/your-plugin/ cd your-plugin svn add trunk/* svn ci -m 'Adding first version of my plugin' svn cp trunk tags/2.0 svn ci -m "tagging version 2.0" useful tips: you can use to resolve conflicts svn update svn
How to create a local dev Apache Mysql PHP Setup on Mac OS X ‣ Digital Zoom Studio also, remember to allow vhost_alias_module You can add unlimited virtual hosts just like MAMP adds them. You can just access /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf and add: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName devsite DocumentRoot "/Users/123/Dropbox/hosts/devsite" Protocols h2 h2c http/1.1 <IfModule xsendfile_module> XSendFilePath "/Users/123/Dropbox/hosts/devsite"
How to create a local dev Apache Mysql PHP Setup on Mac OS X ‣ Digital Zoom Studio Normally, you can just install the native mysqld service you will find it in system preferences > mysql you can use a tool like MySQL Workbench to see currently running mysql check currently running mysql instances with
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