I work on a Wordpress website that doesn't include any big plugin. But as you can see, the load process is completely "broken".
I use Wordpress 5.2.2, i already tried to turn off plugins one by one. Nothing works.
Thanks in advance for your help
You can use wp-rocket plugin for fix those problem. i already use it for my clients website and its very helpful. Thanks
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Putting our company website on localhost for testing, etc. All working OK, apart from WP-Admin: lets me login OK, but the format of the site is unusable - image attached.
Have checked permalinks, etc. which are working OK for rest of website. It is just WP-Admin that I'm having trouble with.
Anyone come across this before?
Thanks in advance.
Darren.
WP-Admin screenshot
Follow this steps
You have a problem in CSS style link, it may cause on your database or maybe on one file which has been hardcoded.
Copied over WP-Admin files from a fresh install and now works.
Thanks for the nudge in the right direction, Babak.
I'm working on a client Wordpress and recently we had to migrate it from one server to another. When we did that, we couldn't access the backend, and were having error 500.
We've tried to solve this, but we can just access to it from webFTP, and all the changes we're implementing are not working. We modify the files and it looks like changes aren't being made. Also, we have "All in one Wordpress Security" installed and working, and maybe that's causing the issue. We can't deactivate the plugins, cause the web does nothing when we rename the folder.
Anyone knows why this is happening and how could I solve it?
Thanks in advance. Kind regards.
This was solved changing one file in a plugin called "Woo Button Text", but not just that. Apparently, there are some things that our hosting service did wrong, and the files are still in the old server, that's why changing all the files didn't work.
Thanks for the replies. Kind Regards.
I don't know after updating which plugin. Now my site is showing all special characters as like below, What to do?
If you need to identify plugin conflicts do this.
Go to your plugin folder and rename plugins one by one and and check whether your web site is coming back to the previous state again.
This is the simple way WordPress developers use to identify plugin conflicts.
cheers :)
I'm trying to help move a website, and I copied a clean version of the twentyfourteen themes from spot A into spot B, but it did not take effect.
Our site (as mentioned earlier) had been injected, so we're relocating our site with a fresh install. On the original WordPress site export did not work properly for the pages, so I do not think it would work for a theme.
Does anyone had any tricks they'd like to share?
Thank you!
The original theme seems to be stuck as the active theme in your database. Do you have any plugins running yet? ...More specifically a plugin that can cache your site?
If there aren't any plugins running, it's probably stuck in your server's cache and needs a bit of time to roll over.
Recently a clients site got hacked on Rackspace and since then I have been trying to recover certain items on the site.
I have cleaned everything up and did a framework upgrade.
Now when I am trying to install something new, make changes, or simply post an update it renders a white page after success...
I have disabled all my plugins and still the same issue.
Have any of you experienced this before and what are some of the steps you could give to recover this...
Thanks in advanced.
Ok, so I have managed to find some good tips that has helped.
Ultimately disabled all plugins, reinstalled wordpress, there were some issues in the following files.
wp-config.php, pluggable.php and class.wp-scripts.php - all these missed a closing ?>
And make sure that your themes functions.php file doesn't have any whitespace.