The New WordPress 5.0
Earlier this month, the schedule for rolling out WordPress 5.0 (including Gutenberg – the new block editor) was announced: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2018/10/03/proposed-wordpress-5-0-scope-and-schedule/
Even though Gutenberg will be officially part of WordPress in version 5.0, you can still download it as a plugin and start using it. (This post is written using Gutenberg editor ;-))
The numerous benefits of using Gutenberg for the following are the ones that I like the most:
We will be talking about Gutenberg and wordpress 5.0 in the upcoming meetup. If you want to learn and need help using Gutenberg, this would be the perfect opportunity. So don’t forget to register using the below:
Fix PHP.INI In An Apache Mac Setup
If you issue the following command in terminal:
php --i | grep iniThis will show you the loaded pho configuration file. My output was this:
Loaded Configuration File: /usr/local/etc/php/5.6/php.iniBut when I upgraded my MacOS from El Capitan to Sierra, updating the above file didn’t reflect any change on my development websites. WordPress was still showing 2 MB even though I was using the following:
upload_max_filesize = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
max_execution_time = 300After googling here and there, I found a solution. Thanks to Gergely on stackoverflow here.
First use phpinfo to find out the current loaded file.
You would see:
Loaded Configuration File Nonenow open your terminal:
cp /etc/php.in.default /etc/php.iniThats it. Make any change to the newly copied file and it would update in the webserver without any issues 🙂
Original Article: http://www.ahmadmushtaq.com/php-ini-not-updating-in-an-apache-on-mac-setup/
