• Resolved jcllbell

    (@jcllbell)


    I installed a plugin, and my theme quit working (I’ve been using this theme since last August). The message reads: Stylesheet is missing. In desperation, I tried installing the theme again, but it won’t allow me to. I get this message: Destination folder already exists. /home6/reatiop6/public_html/samanthasbell/wp-content/themes/getnoticed/. After researching the problem for a long time last night, I finally figured out where to find the theme (I am definitely a non-techie). From what I understand, it somehow got moved to the wrong folder.

    I found the unsuccessful new installations and deleted them (I realized after reading a lot of posts that don’t want to lose the customizations I had already done, so I’d rather not reinstall anyway). I also found the directory. The theme is here: /public_html/samanthasbell/wp-content/themes/getnoticed. Is that where it’s supposed to be? In the directory, however, there are some things missing. While I can open the folder and see the files, there’s no “minus sign” next to the GetNoticed theme folder. (There’s not one next to TwentyFifteen either, and that stylesheet is missing as well). Although when I click on the folder, everything looks like it’s there.

    Here is where it is:

    public_html
    cgi-bin
    samanthasbell
    wp-content
    themes
    GetNoticed

    Also, the is missing from the folder further down marked THEMES. For example:

    public_html
    cgi-bin
    wp-content
    themes
    hatch
    Nexus

    I think I should move it, but I don’t know where to move it to or how to move it. Thanks for any help you can give me!

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  • Thread Starter jcllbell

    (@jcllbell)

    Looking at it again, maybe it’s not in the wrong place. But it is missing folders. The other themes that are still there show these subfolders:
    css
    genericons
    images
    inc
    js
    languages

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter jcllbell

    (@jcllbell)

    It’s fixed! 🙂 Turns out, it was as easy as contacting Bluehost support, and my site is just as it was before.

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