All the icons for Sharing have gone missing

For an example of the missing Share This icons, see https://events.stcwdc.org/

All you get is a bullet list of the links–no icons.

The stylesheet sharing.css isn’t loading.

<link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’sharedaddy-css’ href=’https://YOUR DOMAIN/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/sharedaddy/sharing.css?ver=2.3.1′ type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />

When I clicked the full URL in page source – it reloads the source code instead of opening the stylesheet.
When pasting the stylesheet URL in a blank window – it loads the front page of your site. It should send a 404 page not found error if it can’t find the file.

I can load the stylesheet if I remove the ver=2.3.1 from the URL

From other tests I could do it looks like you’re using a redirect plugin in automatic mode – possibly 404 Redirected???

Trying other partial broken-link URLs – (you’ll see them in the logs) opens the best-match page – instead of a 404 not found return

Try turning off any redirect plugins, and see if that fixes the error.
404 Redirected does a lot of strange things in Automatic (I use it for all the WP sites I manage – never in auto mode).

Let’s know if this helps?

Thank you! I’ll start looking for that auto 404.

I have deleted some redirects I had in the htaccess file and that sped up the site and helped some of the redirects back to the home page. The stylesheets also now load as they should. I can now also activate and delete plugins, most of them, anyway.

I still get redirected to the front page for some plugins I try to go to the settings for. I cannot figure out where the auto 404 is coming from. I’ve even deactivated Askapache Google 404 plugin and I still get taken to the front page when trying to work with some (not all) plugins. Very frustrating!

Guess I’ll try turning off plugins one at a time to see if one of them is causing this.

Have you managed to solve the issue? If you don’t use any redirection plugins, you might want to remove all custom code form your .htaccess file, and keep only the WordPress rules.

If that helped, you can then add each rule back, one at a time, until you find the one that’s causing the issue.

Hi,

I reviewed my htaccess file and deleted any sections that had to do with images. There were two that I had gotten from the AskApachee site’s example htaccess file for stopping hot links. (https://www.askapache.com/htaccess/ultimate-htaccess-file-sample.html ) After I deleted them, the Sharing graphics came back as well as the style sheet for it.