visiondigital

if you want an image to show on the blogroll, you must add a featured image.

– note:
if you add a featured image and then also have an image at the top of your post content, this will display as 2 images directly after each other for the reader, so it is best practice to add a featured image and then a heading paragraph, before adding further images.

with regards to your post content, the issue may be with the read more call within your functions.php file, but it is hard to tell without accessing your dashboard

this error is typically the result of using all of your allocated disk space with your web host provider.

There is no available space for WP to create new files – or even add data to current files, so therefore login/access details can no longer be recorded.

You will need to either log in to your cPanel/FTP client and delete a whole lot of information that is no longer required

OR

contact your web host and upgrade your account to allow for more disk space.

in your header.hp file add the following code, just before the </head> tag:

<style>
.elementor-76 .elementor-element.elementor-element-719063d .eael-contact-form-7 .wpcf7-form p:not(:last-of-type) .wpcf7-form-control-wrap {margin-top: 20px}
</style>

– note:
I have added a top margin of 20px, but just add whatever you feel you need

to get to the header.php file go to:

appearance >> theme editor
then on the right hand side it would be one of the files listed.

try the following:

login to cPanel and locate the WordFence plugin (File manager >> the domain >> wp-content >> plugins)

Rename the wordfence directory.

Try and log in to your WordPress website.

Once you have logged in to your WordPress admin you can name the folder back again.

Next, go to the Wordfence plugin settings in your wordpress dashboard and change the setting that caused you to be locked out.

log out and then try to log back in.

– please note: if this isn’t the cause of the issue, remember to change the wordfence plugin folder name within your cPanel.

if you just type “pricing table” or “compare products” into the plugin search area, you should be able to come with a lot that would do this job for you.

in essence, the 404 errors are occurring because WordPress is a visual CMS that converts your content into code so that it can be presented in a format suitable for web design.

When you create a post and add an image by clicking “add media” and then selecting the image/resizing/repositioning etc. WordPress is working in the background to produce the code behind all of your choices (you can see this code by going to “text” in the editor).

This code adds an image in text format. So when you select the image you want (let’s call it “my image.jpg”) for your post and click “insert” WordPress compiles a code similar to:

<img src="https://yourdomainname.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/my-image.jpg" />

When you change the file name of this image (let’s say to “my new image.jpg) then when your post loads, the code is still trying to load the above code with the old image name.

You don’t need to complete 404 redirects for all images, but you do need to update the images in your posts to make sure the code is calling for the new image (<img src="https://yourdomainname.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/my-new-image.jpg" />).

To do this, you will need to click on the image within the post editor a reselect the same image (with the new name) and insert this into your post, then click to update the post.

This can be very tedious, depending on how many images/posts you have, but you will keep getting errors until this happens

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by visiondigital.

without going on to your website (due to the suspected malware issues), my guess is that there have been people who have left comments on your blog/posts with links to the above websites.

Find the comments and remove them. This should work.

If you have no posts/comments, then it could be malware hidden within a plugin you have added.
If this s the case, log in to either your cPanel or FTP client and perform a file search for these web addresses. That might help with locating the problem files.