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It looks like you updated wordpress but the update did complete – it may have timed out.
You can conact your host and see if they can restore your site to before you did the update OR install a fresh copy of WP.
To install a fresh copy I would:
1) download a fresh copy of WP to your PC
2) unzip it
3) delete the wp-content folder from the unzipped folder
4) use FTP and copy everything in the unzipped folder to your WP root folder replacing the contents.This will take some time to do since you will be copying a lot of files.
If you don’t know how to use FTP, you will need to do some research
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hiding a divadd the following css:
div#cir-wrapper div#cir-breadcrumbs-wrapper {display: none;} body.home div#cir-wrapper div#cir-breadcrumbs-wrapper {display: block;}Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: white screen of deathYes do it via FTP but it will take awhile – DO NOT UPLOAD THE WP-CONTENT FOLDER
and do not eras0e the wp-config.php fileForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: white screen of deathi suspect your update of wordpress did not complete. the function that shows as undefined is part of the wordpress core.
i would reinstall wordpress
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: El Capitan – Mac/Apple – Image errorsEl Capitan includes a new version of Safari – v9.0 – so I’m sure it is a new ‘feature/bug’ that hasn’t been addressed yet. This may show up more when the release Safari 9 for Yosemite unless it is an OS issue.
I haven’t gotten to upgrade yet so I can’t confirm it…yet
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: white screen of deathHave you looked at your site’s error.log (an apache log) to see what is showing up?
depending on your host it may be easy to find or less easy – if you have questions about where it is you will ned to call your host.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't login, have to ask password reset every time I want to login.Let me ask a few ore questions:
1) the broken site is a subdomain – is it in a seperate folder from the main domain or a folder with in the main domain’s wp-root folder?
2) is the subdomain using a different DB from the main domain? (I hope it is)
3) are each of these domains seperate WP installs? (i.e. not a multi site)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: white screen after increasing php memoryDo you have a caching plugin active?
can you get into the backend now?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Updated Theme changed websitesorry I think I mis-posted
I’d suggest restoring the backup you made before you did the updates then do one update at a time with backups in-between.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't login, have to ask password reset every time I want to login.first try clearing your browsers cookies – I don’t think theis will do anything but it is an easy thing to try.
Next, you can always use FTP or your cPanel’s file manager to move the theme folder out of the wp-content/themes folder to default to the twentyfifteen theme. You can also move out the plugins to deactivate them.
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In reply to: white screen after increasing php memory1) it is not a good idea to change teh wp core code – so change it back
2) no matter what you set your mempry to, your host may be limiting the amount you get. Generally the less you pasy your host for hosting, the less memory you get.so you should
1) change the WP code back to it’s original state and
2) contact your hose and ask them to increase your php memory – note: they may charge you for this.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Updated Theme changed websitesee the duplicate post you made. and please mark this resolved
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Parsing Erroruse FTP or your cPanels file manager and remove the them from the wp-content/themes folder – this will cause you to revert to one of the default ‘twentyxxx’ themes – as long as you haven’t remved them. Then reinstall a fresh copy of your theme and activate it and you should be good to go
you could also unzip a copy of the theme on your PC and just replace the file you edited
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with themeThe only advice I can give you is to use a plugin to create the second blog posts page – something like the ‘List category Posts’ plugin.
as for theme specific issues, since you are using a premium theme, you need to ask the theme author about it.
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In reply to: Can I take ownership of a discontinued site?You should ask this in the wordpress.com forums