Last Revised: October 2, 2021
One of the most common mistakes of an admin user in the WordPress admin panel is to change the URLs that appear on the first setup screen: the addresses of the main page of the site.
To prevent anyone, deliberately or mistakenly, from making a change in the addresses and therefore the site stops working, it is best to block those addresses from the configuration file [wp-config.php
]. To do this we will add two lines:
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://www.example.com');
define('WP_HOME', 'https://www.example.com');
With this you get the URLs blocked from the panel and you can not produce unwanted changes that prevent access to the site.
Seguir con Seguridad para WordPress
Actual
- wp-config.php
- Security Keys
- Cookies
- Cabeceras inconvenientes
- Unificar CSS y JavaScript
- Ocultar la versión de WordPress
- Caché
- Carpetas por defecto
- Post instalación
- Edición de ficheros
- URL del sitio
- Servidores externos
- XML-RPC
- Acceso a wp-admin
- Actualizaciones automáticas
- Usuarios
- Limpieza de multimedia
- robots.txt
- Plantilla por defecto
- Emoji
- Subir ficheros sin filtro
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