Hi Pierce,
WordPress is a bit of a beast in this area. But it is WordPress that is causing you these issues.
When you install WordPress it stores the domain name/URL in its database. So if you installed it into `localhost/wordpress` then that url will be remembered and used when trying to find assets like the ones you mention as well as others.
The solution is either to amend the remembered url in its database, you can find info on the wordpress site telling you how to do this or you install it into an Apache Virtual Host, which is our suggestion.
If you setup a Dynamic DNS domain name, for example `xxx.dyndns.net`and then create a Virtual Host with that name pointing to your routers WAN ip address things should work.
Of course none of this is simple and straight forward and requires a bit of knowledge and experience.
Final Note:
Running a site from a Windows PC (i.e. not a server OS) will give you very poor results. Desktop windows OS's have a limit on the number of external connections (Win10 = 30) and Windows already uses some of these 30 for its own purposes, so the limit will be around 20 in reality, so unless you just want to show a client what you have done so far it is not a satisfactory solution.
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