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When you first install WordPress, it uses whatever hostname or IP is used to access the installer. So if you used an IP to install WordPress, then the IP is used as your sites URL.
You can modify ./wp-config.php and within it, add:
define('WP_HOME','http://example.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','http://example.com');
… save the file, upload it, and then refresh the page and that should set your URL to your domain without any further changes needed. Simply change example.com to your actual domain.
@jtittle Hi, sorry for the late reply, I did what you told me but the pages is not showing and throws an 500 error (Page can’t be load) . I change the variables with my domain URL but throws that error. I delete them and the page loads correctly but… redirecting to the IP. What you think is the problem?
@jtittle , Sorry! It works! Thank you very much!!! Now I can see my domain and login to WordPress without problems. But… the icons fonts for the theme loads by the IP adress and throws an JavaScript problem, this not show the font icons. What you think is the problem here? Is something in the theme url or?