my website was running smoothly without any issue but after a long time now I opened admin panel to edit a page but there is no save/publish button is available and also the WYSIWYG controls are also not visible. I tried on Chrome/Firefox/IE/Opera but all browsers are getting same issue. I replaced the post.php file in /wp-admin, but no change happen and the problem remain.
Following is the screenshot of page editor:
What is the way to resolve this issue?
According to the date of this question which belongs to 6 months ago, I think it's resolved now anyhow! But I just try to share my similar experience.
For my case, the hosting company had some update and migration. In
their new configuration, the Permission/Ownership of the WordPress
directory did not match with the new web server configuration.
I had to change all the permissions of files to 644 and I had to make sure all the directory got 755.
You should have 'root' access to the server or ask your hosting company to fix it. Also, it's better to check this post as well.
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I have had this site since 2014 and have been updating regularly. All of a sudden, there is no link on the dashboard to access existing pages. They are there (viewable), but there appears to be no way to edit existing pages or to add new pages. Where did the expected link go, and how do I get it back?
I would suggest re-uploading all the Wordpress core files. I suspect some file is missing or corrupt.
Make sure that all of your file permissions are correct (FTP/SSH).
It is a good idea to disable plugins one by one and switch to a default theme as well and see if the Pages menu item appears in your Wordpress administration. You can find the culprit this way.
PS. Backup the site prior to re-uploading the files.
I'm facing a problem the last couple of days and I can't figure it out. We changed the hosting company and move our website (same domain name) to another hosting provider. After migration, images not loading, and I can see them broken in WordPress's Media Library.
I tried to change the permissions in the upload folder but that didn't worked. SSL is also working as expected. I disabled all the plugins and even changed the theme, but the problem still persists. I re-uploaded all the backup files again to make sure that I wasn't missing something, but the problem haven't been solved.
I also have the support team from the hosting provider that works on the website, but there's been 2 days now and they can't find a way to solve the issue.
In the browser's Search Console I do see the following errors: https://ibb.co/y0KCmHY
I've also checked the DNS settings in CloudFlare to make sure that I have setup everything correctly.
Any help will be much appreciated!
I am no wordpress expert but I think I would first check whether image files in your backup files are not damaged/corrupted.
I would check both your backup files and image files in your new hosting server
(download image files from your new hosting server via FTP)
Sorry I couldn't help you much except where to look at first which you might already know.
From the image that you've provided, what I can tell the status is 404 like you know which means your image is not found. Something wrong with all your image URL. You need to make sure the URL is correct for each image you have.
I have a site I've recently migrated to a new server. Everything is mostly looking okay, except on existing posts: when we go back to edit a post, and edit media attachments within it, the "Edit Original" and "Replace" buttons are missing.
The file URLs are all correct, and on the server, permissions of both the files and the parent directories are the same on both servers.
If I add a new image to an old post, it works fine; it's just trying to access the buttons on the existing images that's a problem.
Working, old server:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/K8Dwx.png
Not working, new server:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/DMHEB.png
Any ideas?
Be sure that you've correct permissions set on your webserver.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions
If permissions are set incorrectly WordPress is throwing weird problems like this one, another symptom is that you can't just install plugins. (it'll ask you for FTP details)
I am having an issue that i have been unable figure out. The problem im having is when i login to wordpress admin and try ro customize the theme nothing displays besides the nav. I can edit pages, posts, basically do everything in The Admin except customize the theme. When i upload to a live server i dont have this issue. I'll attach a link to an image for visual reference.
I'm running wamp on windows 8 with wordpress 3.5.1. I added the plugin server buddy to check the setup and everyhing appears fine. Permissions were 755 and I temporarily set it to 777 to make sure wasn't that for any strange reason. One thing I notice with folders is if I look at properties read only is highlighted not checked and applying win't save the change. Could be because have them applied in advance security settings?
I have tried this with multiple themes all the same result.
Here is the screenshot.
http://i46.tinypic.com/qs0c2d.gif
Thanks in advance for any help.
I had the exact same problem. I was forcing SSL/HTTPS on the admin console as well. I turned off HTTPS on the admin console (still in use for my shopping cart) and all is well.
Greetings and thanks in advance for your feedback. Now I realize that this isn't GoDaddy tech support but I'm asking the question here before I step into those murky, black waters.
Scenario: I edit the CSS and various templates for the default template via Appearance > Editor. All looks and performs great. I hand off to my client. She reports back that after adding a new post the customizations are overwritten and the default theme files are restored! She claims that GoDaddy told her that its "on my end."
Nonsense, right? There is no relation between adding a post and updating theme files, right?
This is the second time this has occurred - the first time we assumed GoDaddy had backups of the customized files (not). At least with the second occurrence, I had a local backup.
Any ideas or suggestions?
either that or the wordpress install has been upgraded, if your theme folder is still using the default then it will be overwritten by wordpress on upgrade..
if so change your default theme folder to something else...
then edit the css file and give it a new name...
Use FTP and a text editor to edit the theme files directly and check their permissions. I think the changes are not taking effect because you've got file permission problems, and as soon as the client forces a reload of the site, she sees the unchanged files again.
And if you're using a Windows server, consider changing to Linux. GoDaddy has lots of problems with Wordpress on Windows, from permission problems to permalinks. You can change to a Linux server in a few hours: Switching Your Hosting Account Operating System - GoDaddy Help Center