Local by Flywheel: Access Site

Thursday 17th Jan 2019Wednesday 16th Jan 2019 Ian Grieve1 minute read0 comment

This post is part of the series on Local by Flywheel.

Once you have a site created, it can be access by clicking the View Site button in the top-right corner:

Site Overview screen

If you have Microsoft Edge set as your default browser, you’ll receive an error as shown below:

Microsoft Edge cannot reach this page

The solution is to copy the address from Edge into another browser, such as the Chromium baed Vivaldi:

Browser showing local WordPress

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Local by Flywheel
Who Are Flywheel?
What is Local by Flywheel?
Download
Disable Other Hypervisors Before Installing Local by Flywheel
VT-X/AMD Error During Installation
Installation
Create New Site
Access Site
Access Site From External Location
Migrate Site to Local by Flywheel
Upload Own Database
Update Links in Database
Upload Own Files
Update wp.config
Test Updated Site Works
Review

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