Hi @atmercato
403 errors usually occur when you have some kind of server setting or a Firewall ( e.g. ModSecurity ) and that prevents the loading of the resource.
What I currently see is that the images that you use in the slider are loaded from a sub-domain of your site:
( I replaced your domain name with “yourdomain.com” just on case if you don’t want to expose the URL of your website. )
If I try to open those image links directly in the browser or the homepage of your subdomain, that will results in this error as well:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access this resource.
Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
So the problem is that, the sub-domain where you try to load the resources from already returns this 403 error.
I can see that you have some other resources which are also loaded from this sub-domain, and those specific URLs seem to load fine.
So what I would suggest first is checking if those images actually exist at the path. If they do, then you might need to make some adjustments in your server or Firewall settings, that would allow the loading of those resources on your sub-domain e.g.:
and that will fix the problem!
Best regards,
Laszlo.
