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  • Thread Starter ranXoX

    (@ranxox)

    Yep – did it via FTP. And as I say, the site’s up and I can access the admin panel, but I can’t access the Appearance Editor – meaning I can’t change the CSS, the templates, nothing. My only option appears to be uploading the entire theme via FTP and starting from scratch.
    *Very* annoying.
    Thanks for the suggestion, though.

    Thread Starter ranXoX

    (@ranxox)

    THIS MAKES NO SENSE.
    Sigh.
    I finally overwrote the function.php by uploading the original from the developers site.
    I could access the admin panel and the site came back (it’s viewable) , but (and this a big but)… every single time I try to access the Editor under Appearance – it throws the SAME ERROR!

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '*' in /home/content/57/10281657/html/authoracle/wp-content/themes/codium-extend/functions.php on line 281

    In other words, even though I’ve restored the original function.php, WordPress is still generating an error THAT DOES NOT EXIST.
    I’ve cleared my cache, restarted my browser, etc etc etc. Nothing works. Whenever I try and edit the CSS file now (or even try and use the Editor under Appearance, I get that error.

    Because if it did that, it could be used by spammers to post ads in your timeline, misrepresent your views, post offensive content, etc. By hooking the deployment into recognized individuals, Facebook’s trying to make it harder for spammers.

    Forum: Localhost Installs
    In reply to: Page Not Found
    Thread Starter ranXoX

    (@ranxox)

    Please mark this resolved. File under “Blithering idiot.”
    Thank you for your cooperation.
    And remember kids, always close your tags.

    Forum: Localhost Installs
    In reply to: Page Not Found
    Thread Starter ranXoX

    (@ranxox)

    So I thought maybe the issue was doing things locally. (permissions, etc)
    But that’s not the problem.

    1) I upped all my theme items to the site
    1) I create a page in the admin.
    2) I click the “View Page” beside the permalink in the editor and I can see the page using the page.php template I’ve assigned in my theme. It looks fine. (Other than the text having become one giant link back to the home page)
    but…
    3) when I try to code the url (either through php or hard coded) into my template that I can access through the wp-admin “Page” section, I get a “Not Found” error, even though “View Source” on the main page shows the linked url is EXACTLY the same as the WP-Admin Pages permalink.
    4) Any other hard coded link I place into my index page works fine – I go where the link points – but I can’t access the Pages I’ve created ….

    This makes no sense at all.
    PS: I used get_option(‘permalink_structure’) and yes, permalinks are enabled.

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