For mysql users, this problem is simple, but wordpress users do not necessarily understand mysql. You can use the mysql management tool in the idc background to modify it. The phpmyadmin tool is generally used. Note: before the operation, you must back up and open the database used by wordpress. Click the SQL menu and execute the following SQL statement: UPDATE 'wp _ posts' SET
For mysql users, this problem is simple, but wordpress users do not necessarily understand mysql. You can use the mysql management tool in the idc background to modify it. The phpmyadmin tool is generally used. Note: before the operation, you must back up and open the database used by wordpress. Click the SQL menu and execute the following SQL statement: UPDATE 'wp _ posts' SET
For mysql users, this problem is simple, but wordpress users do not necessarily understand mysql.
You can use the backend mysql management of the idc to modify the configuration. The common tool is phpmyadmin.
Note: Make sure to back up data before the operation.
Open the database used by wordpress, click the SQL menu, and execute the following SQL statement:
UPDATE 'wp _ posts' SET 'Post _ content' = replace ('Post _ content', 'old', 'new ');
Wp_posts: wordrepss article content table
Post_content: Content Column
Replace (): Execute the replacement function.
Old: content to be replaced
New: new Content
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