Hi,
It appears your website has a redirect loop.
I would begin by deactivating all plugins. If you can login to your admin panel; deactivate ALL plugins from there. Then, manually clear your browser cache.
Also, I would switch to the default 2015 theme.
Now, logout… and see if your front-end website loads.
Thank you Josh. Turned out to be the Role Scoper plugin, thanks again.
Would you suggest a plugin that will prevent some pages from being edited at the backend by some users, yet not prevent the site from loading on the frontend.
Well.. a few things to consider here.
Who exactly are you wanting to prevent from editing pages? WordPress uses Roles and Capabilities to allow different users different permissions.
From the list in the link; you can see that the “edit_pages” permission is shared by super admin, admin and editor. This means if the user is an author, contributor or subscriber; they cannot edit posts or pages. You could just assign the author role to the users you don’t wish to allow to edit posts or pages.
There are certainly other solutions; but this one is easiest to implement.
Great.
I’ll love the site editor to be edit pages,
yet not be able to edit certain pages.
