I used all-in-one WP migration tool to backup and move my site to another domain. After that I changed the home and siteurl from settings. Everything works fine, except the logo in my homepage header still points to old url. All other links point to new domain.
I don't get what's the problem. I tried to grep the www root to find any references to old domain, no matches. I used wp-cli to check siteurl and home from database wp_options table and they are correct. I loaded the page in incognito with cache disabled. It has been a few weeks, so I think any caches should be cleaned anyways.
Any ideas?
[UPDATE]
I found out that the old domain is ghosting around in some db option_values related to "quadmenu" plugin. I removed it, and reinstalled. DB stays the same, so no luck. Then I followed the code path:
<?php
// logo.php
<a class="quadmenu-navbar-brand img" href="<?php echo esc_url( $link );?>">...</a>
// inherit.php
quadmenu_get_template(
'logo.php',
array(
'url' => isset( $args->navbar_logo['url'] ) ? $args->navbar_logo['url'] : false,
'link' => $args->navbar_logo_link,
)
);
// class-configuration.php
$defaults['navbar_logo_link'] = quadmenu_get_translated_home_url( '/');
// class-functions.php
function quadmenu_get_translated_home_url( $param ) {
$home_url = home_url();
if ( function_exists( 'pll_home_url' ) ) {
$home_url = pll_home_url( $param );
}
if ( function_exists( 'wpml_get_home_url' ) ) {
$home_url = wpml_get_home_url( $param );
}
return $home_url;
}
?>
So looks like it's just calling home_url() which I think is built into WP?
If i echo home_url() in the same file to the page, it outputs the correct url. I'm lost. pll_home_url and wpml_get_home_url are undefined.
Answering this in case someone has the specific problem of Quadmenu + wrong logo url:
Turns out Quadmenu has it's own setting for logo url, separate from WP. It seems to update when importing a site, but not when you change the site url after importing.
I found this setting at quadmenu->options->default theme->menu and changed it.