• I have only built three sites in WordPress and really enjoy its ease for an amateur HTML/CSS guy like myself. I recently went to my wp-admin to continue working on a site http://www.sixfootkitten.com, then madness ensues. I have read many simple solutions to repair one or two, but we have quite a few lines here. Where did I go wrong?

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  • Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    What are the errors and where are you experiencing them?

    Thread Starter sixfootkitten

    (@sixfootkitten)

    Have a look at the link. Everything from the log in to the header and footer. We were just working on the site a few days ago and everything was fine.

    Thread Starter sixfootkitten

    (@sixfootkitten)

    The errors are coming up when I try to log in to the admin, and on every page of the site.

    Check your code files for blank lines at the beginning of the file – that could be the cause of the error.

    If that is not the case, then you may have a malware infection.

    Thread Starter sixfootkitten

    (@sixfootkitten)

    I have two sites on my server, both are doing the same now that I am checking the other. Here is the other, clearmountainviewmusicfestival.com

    This site has not been worked on in a few days. I have a third site, not WordPress, that are o.k. Will this always be an issue
    with WordPress?

    Thread Starter sixfootkitten

    (@sixfootkitten)

    Both WordPress sites are in separate directories also. If it is malware, what is the best security in the future? Should I uninstall WordPress and themes and start over?

    Without having more information than

    We were just working on the site a few days ago and everything was fine.

    I would suggest reviewing your web server’s error log. Your hosting company can often help you with this – and the related troubleshooting.

    Something to try:
    You may not have enough PHP memory going to each of the sites. To resolve:

    1. If you have an access of PHP.ini file of the account/server then change the line in PHP.ini where line shows 32M to 64M:
    memory_limit = 64M; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (64MB)
    2. If you do not have access of PHP.ini file then add this to an .htaccess file of your domain:
    php_value memory_limit 64M
    3. Try to add this line to your wp-config.php file to increase allocated memory to PHP:
    define(’WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘64M’);

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