Denis K

No that’s not an import. It might be considered “hot-linking”, whereby site B is virtually pointing to the image, which is stored on site A. An import would be having the image physically stored on both site A and B.

On you page in the back-end editor, click Add Media button.

On the next screen on the left, click Insert from URL, then paste the image link from site A.

The SSL certificate has been issued to mostafakh.com and not to khastkodaie.ir.
When you type khastkhodaie.ir, it tries to load the SSL certificate as it goes straight to https://khastkhodaie.ir, causing a mismatch in domain names as the certificate has not been issued to khastkhodaie.ir, so you’ll get the security issue screen (connection not private).

It looks like you’re pointing your new domain straight to the “host” of mostafakh.com.

Your redirect should be a 301 redirect from khastkhodaie.ir to mostafakh.com, causing the URL to go straight to the latter domain.

Hey alelaz,

It looks like your theme “Make” is trying to reference the file (setup.php) and it cannot be found. Upon inspection of your pages, your path to your theme structure looks like this
antoniopanzuto.it/wp-content/themes/make/inc/…
and not
antoniopanzuto.it/home/wp-content/themes/make/inc/…

Solution 1
Double check the php files from the themes and ensure that /home/ is not present. I’ll be inclined to look at the functions.php file in your child theme folder. My next bet would be to check the page template for the Misura-per-misura page. Remove the extra path if found.

Solution 2
Contact the theme authors.

Solution 3
You could remove the warnings from the live site by doing the following if nothing is broken. Note that the warnings are technically still present, but just not showing to the public. Proceed with caution if you’re not familiar with PHP.
Find wp-config.php in the root folder (FTP, File Manager etc) and change the following line
define( 'WP_DEBUG', false );
to this
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );

Good luck.

Did you also back up your sql database (phpmyadmin) and imported the file back in your new XAMPP instance? I’d be doing this:

1. Back WP files + Database (sql) dump of site
2. Add WP files from step 1 into XAMPP/htdocs/New-WP-Folder
3. Go to XAMPP > PHPMyAdmin, create a DB, and import the sql dump from step 1
4. Amend/Edit wp-config.php to match details from 3 if required
5. Run the site

It looks like the <a> style for font size is overwriting the <h1> font size.
Try this and let us know.

<h1>
   <a href="https://creator.zohopublic.com/nevadadayinc/parade-application-2019/form-perma/Nevada_Day_Sponsorship_Form_2019/ggkaERaSqNDrYUy3BfQ2BOgY1EvgMk0CK4PA7xxYU7kg7ypdTOPYCVJkGD0KygCVpU0gSNGnbBTQ7zaRaf4bhykMVGGSCbAaWP87" style="color: #800080;font-style:100px">
2019 Sponsorship Opportunities
</a></h1>

If it fails, try this one:

<h1>
   <a href="https://creator.zohopublic.com/nevadadayinc/parade-application-2019/form-perma/Nevada_Day_Sponsorship_Form_2019/ggkaERaSqNDrYUy3BfQ2BOgY1EvgMk0CK4PA7xxYU7kg7ypdTOPYCVJkGD0KygCVpU0gSNGnbBTQ7zaRaf4bhykMVGGSCbAaWP87" style="color: #800080;font-style:100px!important">
2019 Sponsorship Opportunities
</a></h1>

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Denis K. Reason: Embedded anchor tag

Your website works fine, it’s just the home page that’s not rendering.
1.http://www.cocktail-dream.com/impressum/
Loads fine
2.http://www.cocktail-dream.com/datenschutzerklaerung/
Loads fine
3. http://www.cocktail-dream.com/
Loads, but there is some error in rendering the page fully (if you view the source (right click, view source), it stops where the body content happens) – so the page does not show anything.
The home page also shows a javascript error from one of the libraries that your theme (Uncode) is using.
I would suggest you reach out to the developers of the theme or see whether they have a fix for this, assuming that it’s due to the WP 5.2.2 update.

I’d probably try to switch to another theme just to see if this works, but I’m guessing it’s an impossible feat for you without being able to access your WP dashboard.

If all else fails, restore a previous backup of your site (your web hosting provider should be able to help), and if you really want to update to 5.2.2, change your theme to another one before you do so.

The website shows that the media folder is only just ‘uploads/’ instead of ‘uploads/{{year}}/{{mm}}’.
Have you explicitly made changes for the above to happen on the site?
If not, I would probably go to your files via file manager or FTP or SSH, navigate to wp-content/uploads folder and ensure that it’s writable (755), then try to upload an image in the library again via WP back end.
If that does not work, go back to the uploads/ folder, and inside, manually create a folder 2019, and inside this folder, create another folder for the month e.g. ’06’.
Then upload the image again.