Hi @dominote
If I visit your site, open my browsers developer tools and switch to the Console tab, I’m seeing a few errors where images and embedded movies are not being found to display, with the following error ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID.
Then I clicked on the About page, and got a similar error:

Usually this means there is a misconfiguration with your site’s SSL certificate, in this case the certificate might have expired.
If your certificate is created/managed via your web host, you might need to reach out to them to find out why these errors are happening. If you manage the certificate yourself, you might need to renew it. It looks like you’re using a free Let’s Encrypt certificate, which needs to be renewed every 90 days or so.
ah thank you Jonathan, very good of you!
all the best Dominic
My pleasure.
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Hi Jonathan,
I don’t think that the SSL was responsible for the display fault as I reinstalled that, I wonder if you have any other suggestions?
thanks Dominic
Hi @dominote
When I visit the site now, I can see the page content, (which I can’t screenshot here, as you’ve pointed out, it’s adult related content) but I’m at least not seeing a white screen as I did before.
I am seeing in the console that two images are not found in the location specified, and therefore not loading, but the main layout seems to be working now.
It’s possible your browser had just cached the version before you reinstalled the certificate?