How to export settings of a Wordpress theme?

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I have a Wordpress site and need to migrate to another server. I was able to export the content and import in the new environment. However, the theme used has been modified a lot. Many settings have been made. There is a way to save all settings and import into the new environment?

EDIT PS: I have access to the database. PS2: The theme in question is Hueman. PS3: I did not find any data in the database related to the theme.

  • You have direct access to the database?

  • Yes I have @Ricardomoraleida, but there is nothing there regarding this theme. At least I did not find.

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Of course there is! I’ll give you the step-by-step solution of an example...

  1. Export your database to Mysql via phpmyadmin or the terminal. For this, go to your main database, and select the one you would like to export. If your phpmyadmin is in Portugese, go to the Export tab. Export it to *.sql itself!
  2. Now, let’s download your wordpress platform. For this, it is important that your server supports file compression so as not to lose any while downloading. Compress your files in *.zip format.
  3. After downloading the files. Import your file into your new server, use phpmyadmin and go to the Import tab. The type is *.sql.
  4. Now, import your *.zip file to the new server. Unzip it inside the www or public_html.
  5. In offline mode, go to the root of the wordpress directory, and we will handle the file wp-config.php. In this file you will change the settings of your new database. Then save the file, and replace the file on your new server.
  6. Now, to finish, you can change the address of your server in the table wp_option (It usually stays here). If your domain is local, the address will look like this: http://localhost ... change to your domain.

Note: Paid servers have "File Manager" in CPANEL. In it, you can compress and unzip zip zip files.

I hope I’ve contributed!

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