I HAVE changed my 350PPM website from using WordPress to a new system built with PHP. This new setup should make the site work better, but I'm having some problems. Users are having trouble logging in, and the site doesn't look right on mobile phones. Anyone to help to fix this issue?
I understand that you're experiencing issues after switching your 350PPM website from WordPress to a custom PHP system.
Do this -
1. Ensure that the user authentication system in your PHP setup correctly handles the user data migrated from WordPress.
2. Verify that the login sessions and cookies are properly configured.
3. Check the database connections to ensure that user credentials are being validated correctly.
4. Make sure your PHP system is using responsive design principles. This typically involves using CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or ensuring that your CSS is tailored for various screen sizes.
5. Test the site across different mobile devices and browsers to identify specific issues.
6. Ensure that all media queries in your CSS are correctly implemented to adjust layouts for smaller screens.
I understand that you're experiencing issues after switching your 350PPM website from WordPress to a custom PHP system.
Do this -
1. Ensure that the user authentication system in your PHP setup correctly handles the user data migrated from WordPress.
2. Verify that the login sessions and cookies are properly configured.
3. Check the database connections to ensure that user credentials are being validated correctly.
4. Make sure your PHP system is using responsive design principles. This typically involves using CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or ensuring that your CSS is tailored for various screen sizes.
5. Test the site across different mobile devices and browsers to identify specific issues.
6. Ensure that all media queries in your CSS are correctly implemented to adjust layouts for smaller screens.
