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Hello @here. I think I figured out the issue but I do not know how to fix it. Excuse my lack of proper terminology in-advance. Here goes:

@howdy_mcgee: I checked the file path and client. They are different but here’s where it gets tricky. The public_html is showing two sites. Yes, two sites. And I have no idea why. Note: I recently uploaded/connected a new site from a test site with the subdomain of http://www.mbnew.com/mollybrowntemps.com I made this change in late March and ensured only one site was in the public_html. I haven’t been back in the file manager until now given this issue. #confused

One is the site “mbnew” in which is the current site. However, the file structure is screwed up. The only subfolder within this parent folder is wp-content. This is where the media uploader currently wants to host images. The remaining wp-admin, wp-content (duplicate) and wp-includes are not subfolders, rather parent folders at the same level as “mbnew.”

The other is “mbnew_backup” which shows the correct structure from parent folder to subsequent subfolders.

The previous developer (back in 2010-ish) used BackUp Buddy. Not sure this matters. I have back-ups of the site stored in my cloud storage and think I can delete one or both but it makes me nervous. S.O.S.!
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To answer additional questions from your initial responses…

Re: dev console.
Error: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (not found)
Warning: Unexpected CSS token

Re: debugger
I haven’t tried this yet.

@ipstenu:
Re: plug-ins and theme
I did deactivate at once and switch to default theme

Re: image on server
No.

Re: UPLOADS define in wp-config
No.