paulwpxp

Those are not data, they are WP core files.

Try checking on the wp-content folder, you should see theme and plugin and upload files (I suppose they are all images at this point).

My client stopped the job and now want me to finish the site. But i don’t know how.

So the job here is to further the development of this site, first we need to install it in your local dev (it could be in your local machine or a live dev site).

To install WP, we do not need to copy over those files, we can just download a fresh copy, this way we can be sure we get all the WP core files.

Then ask for the database (sql file) and import it. There are many articles on how to do this all over, just search for it.

Use this as your guide
https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress

That code is not to be put manually, it’s automatically output by WP.

Of all the things you’ve done, have you tried checking on the antivirus issue? The last link in that stackexchange’s OP which is this https://wordpress.org/support/topic/htmlvisual-missing-on-341-and-342/

For Q1 I havn’t done this for a long time but I’m pretty sure the process is still the same. First we need to create a new user and assign the role of Admin to it, then login using this new admin to delete the old one.

For Q2 and Q3 we need to install Jetpack and do the following steps

https://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/moving-your-subscribers/

https://jetpack.com/support/subscription-migration-tool/

Hi vtrav, I’m thinking Hostgator is a big hosting company, has been in the business for a long time, it hosts lot of WP sites, so it’s not likely server setting is the issue here otherwise there’d be lot of customer complaints. I suggest let’s forget that post from stackexchange for now, and try thing that you didn’t mention in your OP. If your site is new, not many traffic yet, I’d reinstall WP manually and see what happen, before doing that please make a complete site backup first (which we should do periodically anyway). Or create a subdomain of your site and install a new separate WP installation there without plugins, and see if it has the same problem, this will rule out if it’s the server settings problem or not.

I think when switching to a child theme, WP reads theme options of its own and if not found (not set/saved) it’d use theme’s default which is not what user set when parent theme’s activated.

With childtheme activated, visit theme’s option/customization page and re-save all the settings, and see what happens. And don’t forget to clear browser cache too.

If that doesn’t fix it, please post again in your theme’s subforum
https://wordpress.org/support/theme/azera-shop

So this is obviously a server setting issue and I’m not familiar with it. This problem seems to me like when we buy a web hosting from shared web host and it will give us ip address for site access while waiting for the domain name. So I guess there must be some server configurations that need to get right.

I’d try asking over at serverfault.com

All the image links are still in the html source code but the actual image files turn 404. This means the images are deleted but the reference to them are still in db option table.

I *guess* those images get deleted directly via WP media, resulting in theme options still have the data (image urls) but actual files missing.

I suggest visiting theme option page where the logo images get set, and then choose other image (it could be any image) and then save, see if theme works getting logo on the frontend properly, and then this time choose blank (no image option) directly from theme option. Now, if theme doesn’t work saving/deleting logo image, then it could be theme’s bug, or there could be some plugin/theme/function conflicts. For this we have to diable all plugins and test enabling them one by one to figure out the culprit.

If all the above doesn’t work AND ONLY IF you’re comfortable with database, just go to that record directly (the theme mod name shown in your https://prnt.sc/iz4nsi) and delete the image url references.