404 on static jpg file

  • Resolved mszymczak

    (@mszymczak)


    5 years, 6 months ago

    Hi guys,

    Im newbie at the whole WP stuff and Im strugglin with some issue that concerns 404 on one of my URL.

    After speed testing my site I noticed that there is one page that responses as 404 error.
    I read some information about the issue and I have checked in file manager if that resource exist. As a result I have noticed that there is no such jpg file in my wp-content/uploads/.

    404 error – you can check the link here.

    What should I do to eliminate this whole URL or the 404 error? I do not want to use this URL at all, I just want to delete it to avoid 404.

    That is probably easy to solve but I will appreciate any help that can help me get rid of that 404. Thanks.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Use your blog’s search and look for “white.jpg” and it should come back with the post(s) that has/have it. Then edit that post and remove the reference.

    Hello mszymczak,

    It seems the image “white.jpg” is getting called from CSS. Did you install any commercial theme like themeisle?

    There must be some theme setting from where you can remove this image or replace it with a new one.

    Further, as you are using a commercial product, I would suggest you reach their support and they will best assist you on this.

    Thanks.

    Oh yeah, this CSS is calling it:

    
transition-property:border,background-image,background-color,border-radius,box-shadow;background:linear-gradient(RGBA(255,255,255,1), RGBA(255,255,255,1)) 50% 50% / cover no-repeat,URL("//serwer26743.lh.pl/wordpress2/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/white.jpg") 50% 50% / cover no-repeat;

    Looks like something related to the theme’s background options.

    Quick fix? Just create a jpg file and name it white.jpg then upload it via ftp to /wordpress2/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/ as white.jpg

    If you wish you could create it as something that might stand out like a word in a small image or something that might catch your eye. That might help you find it over time but the white image would probably solve the whole problem.

    Only you and I would know and I ain’t telling.

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