When I connect to a specific page of the website, the css doesn't load.
All people doesn't have the problem and it depends of the navigator they use.
The problem is just for this page.
http://tinyurl.com/nyx26zx
It works if you reload the page and it will always works after that.
Maybe it's a problem of the navigator cache ?
The website uses Wordpress and the plugin WP SUPER CACHE but I excluded the page so
I think it's not a problem with the plugin.
Turn off any caching you may be using; Cloudflare is a known problem in this type of situation. If you have Cloudflare enabled, turn it off.
Disable or remove WordPress Super Cache temporarily to see if this fixes the issue.
Try connecting through a VPN or proxy to see whether the problem is localized to your region, because nobody else on here is having this problem with the CSS.
Try using mine (be aware that the internet sometimes can disconnect [VPN is public]):
Server: server1.vpnfusion.com
Username/Password: vpnfusion/Password01
if the VPN doesn't work, try using another one.
Try clearing your browser's cache after doing all this.
Related
I have a website that is running on an AWS server using the Bitnami Nginx and WordPress image.
https://www.athleticclubhk.com/
Recently it got all our ads on Google stopped due to malicious content. Oddly this time, its trickier then your standard malware of infected files. When visiting the site incognito, the first and only the first link click gets redirected using the following code:
window.location.replace("https://cartoonmines.com/scount");window.location.href = "https://cartoonmines.com/scount";
This is being injected on any link, however, upon investigating the loaded code on inspect its not injecting it into the page.
I've tried to hunt down the theme, plugins, core files and found nothing!
I replaced and reinstalled WordPress core files, deactivated all plugins and even swapped the theme - the problem is still there. I can't find any hidden .htaccess file in the entire root directory.
I even used GREP to try to look for anything fishy (any clues here that someone can help with?) nothing so far.
The site is still impacted with this so you can easily load the link ~ i do use malwarebytes to keep myself protected, incase you are opening this directly.
Can anyone help?
The redirection code is implanted to /wp-includes/js/wp-emoji-release.min.js.
How to confirm:
watch the cookies when clicking internal page, a new cookie is being set for tracking first clicks, named ht_rr
save complete webpage locally and try to load it, and check in Chrome dev tools, you'll see that in Console tab it complains about this Javascript file attempting to set the aforementioned cookie
While a temporary resolution of deleting the file will fix things for some time...
There's no excuse for not setting up a proper server stack. Bitnami or other "great stacks" won't cut it security-wise. They exist for "fast", but no "quality" setup, and of course, it's never going to be secure.
The file got created somehow / had write privileges. This indicates a problem with the setup most of the time. Unless you're using some nulled plugins or plugins from bad sources.
Once again, since the website was essentially "pwned", deleting the Javascript file does not mean complete disinfection. To preserve things in a secure state, I would recommend setting things on a clean server environment with strict PHP-FPM permissions aka "lockdown" chmod, and look for write errors to look for infected PHP files.
Check out some guides on the matter of secure NGINX/PHP-FPM setup:
NGINX and PHP-FPM. What my permissions should be?
Best practice secure NGINX configuration for WordPress
NGINX Security Headers, the right way
Just had the same problem and it was Zend Font Plugin, the same that some people mentioned before.
Installed Wordfence and this came out. Deleted the plugin and now the site is working perfectly.
Disable plugins and check again.
Change the database username and password.
Ask the hosting manager to check the host.
This problem is for one of my client's site. Its loading slowly on mobiles. My senior said it's because ssl is not working in 2 pages. How to check whether the ssl is working and how to solve this issue
I got it what you want. Just follow what I'll tell. It'll be easy as it was never. I recommend you to go with a free plugin. Head over to Plugins > Add New and search for Really Simple SSL. The plugin is specially designed for SSL related issues. After you have installed the plugin, Activate it.
Now, you just need to configure some settings. First of all, you'll see a floating information box on your WordPress admin dashboard. A button will say: Go Ahead, Activate SSL, just click that button and your site will be SSL ready (not fully yet). What you need is a valid SSL Certificate.
Then go to Settings > SSL, and then Settings from the above navigation menu beside Configuration. There you will see an option saying Enable WordPress 301 Redirection to SSL, put it on. Done!
Now, you may want to check any SSL issues with your content and the site. For that, go to Scan for Issues tab from the above menu again.
I hope the above method was easy for you and helped.
Tell me if you want a proper explanation with screenshots.
Check URL of the site is like(https://): https://stackoverflow.com/
Not like(http://) http://stackoverflow.com/
check your images URL in your page. Mostly forget changing image URLs is cause of SSL broken issue. But if your mobile pages are slow that does not affect so much. Try gtmetrix to find your timings to which one is slow and try to fix it.
I have created my website using Wordpress, I have done some css changes in the website.
While ensuring that the changes are getting reflected, I found out these changes can be seen when website got accessed using IP address but when I accessed the same website using domain name these changes are not getting reflected.
What could be the reason for this?
As the comments suggest, it's probably a cache. Try doing Ctrl+F5 on the site for a hard refresh of the browser cache. If you have a Wordpress caching plugin, try and see if you can disable/refresh it. The cache might be per-domain, which is why the IP address reflects the changes earlier.
I changed the front page design and content, but the website is still showing the old one. Using Ctrl+F5 only gets me the new page. And it happens every time I enter the site. I tried other computers too and the same, an old version. It happens on other pages too.
The site:
Hi I think some server side cache are enabled for your site. While I test your url with caching checker then it says server level caches are enabled. please contact your server admin
There are two common causes for this issue. The first one is your browser cache. Sometimes your browser will show you a cached copy of your website instead of showing the new one. To resolve this issue, you need to simply hit CTRL + F5 (or Cmd + R in Mac) buttons on your keyboard to reload the page.
The second and most likely cause of this issue is poorly configured WordPress caching plugin. If you are using a cache plugin, then check it's settings and most of the plugin provide an option to exclude home page from caching. Please activate it.
more details can be available here
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-wordpress-website-not-updating-right-away/
there is something strange happening on my server. It has worked like a charm with wordpress from 2.3 version, and I update it regularly.
Today I updated to wordpress 4.1 and, when I tried to write a post, I found the tinyMCE editor completely unloaded.
I then checked the console and I have a bunch of 403 errors, for requests like
http://www.ilparticolarenascosto.it/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/after-the-deadline/tinymce/plugin.js?v=20140527&wp-mce-4107-20141130
infact my hosting answers with a courtesy page (that doesn't even explain what's happening).
the strange thing is that if i try
http://www.ilparticolarenascosto.it/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/after-the-deadline/tinymce/plugin.js
(without the ending ?v=20140527&wp-mce-4107-20141130 ! ) I can download the file regoularly.
What's happening? what can I do?
I have already reinstalled it, and the problem occours with firefox and chrome, so I think it's a server issue.
And, also, if the first link works to you, maybe it's not working because I'm behind a proxy? but,again, why?
Yes, The first link works for me. I am not sure why it is not working for you.
Clear your browser cache to rule out your browser as a cause
Check you webserver access logs. Access logs will have a response status for every request. It may be possible that some one is overwriting the 200 OK sent by apache
I had the same problem.
It was a security setting on the server, blocking urls with variables.
Wordpress inludes tinymce files with variable in the end:
wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/modern/theme.min.js?wp-mce-4203-20150730
call your hoster to fix it
it seems that the problem is ... Adblock.
Disable it, clean the browser cache, and reload the page. The Wordpress Editor will suddently appear.