• Hi,

    I run https://leanitup.com and I’m currently experiencing a major issue where my featured images won’t display on the homepage (in the slider or the individual post thumbnails).

    This was functioning properly until yesterday when I had a database issue.

    Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated, as I can’t figure out the problem/my backup is inaccessible.

    Thank you SO much in advance,
    Bryan

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  • Amito

    (@andrewsegawa)

    I also had the same problem at [irrelevant link moderated]. Until i reliased that when i get the image from the gallery, it will not show on home page, but when i upload it from the PC, it will display on home page.

    If that does not help, then…

    Make sure you theme is updated
    Make sure your wordpress version is updated
    Check that you plugins are up to date

    Thank you

    It’s something to do with the url of the images.

    I searched, and for example, one of them is

    src="/home1/dflfitne/public_html/leanitup/wp-content/uploads/et_temp/Candy-Corn-2743328_95x54.jpg"

    So, all that’s happening is it cannot find the images.

    Perhaps there’s something wrong with the theme? I’m not sure how a database issue would effect this, but it’s just looking in the wrong place for the images.

    /home1/dflfitne/public_html/leanitup/wp-content/uploads/et_temp/Candy-Corn-2743328_95x54.jpg

    The part in bold should be your site address. Eg:

    https://www.leanitup.com/wp-content/uploads/et_temp/Candy-Corn-2743328_95x54.jpg

    Check the Site Url under Settings > General, and check what the theme does to pull in the featured images.

    Something like

    <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?>

    Thread Starter bgd221

    (@bgd221)

    First off, thank you for helping out with this.

    Site URL under settings is unchanged displaying https://leanitup(dot)com.

    Which PHP/theme file would control thumbnail image behavior? I’m having trouble finding <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?> or anything similar.

    Thanks!
    Bryan

    Hey guys, sorry to hijack this thread, I figured @bgd221 is having this same exact problem, so perhaps we can both benefit from a solution.

    I’m seeing the same thing, I updated yesterday to 3.5.1, and I’m not sure what happened, but the thumbnails disappeared. I checked with support from my theme provider team (elegant themes), and they pointed me to this: https://www.agentwp.com/fix-thumbnails-not-working-in-a-wordpress-theme-from-elegant-themes
    Which I followed, and the only change that I’m thinking may have affected things, is that I went to Media Settings, and I change the path from the full absolute path (home1/username/public_html/blog/wp-content/uploads to just wp-content/uploads. Of course, when I clicked save, that whole option disappeared altogether.

    However, here’s the interesting part. When I go to my blog (which is at https://blog.foreignkid.net), the thumbnails are missing. If I look at the source location of the thumbnails, I can see that it’s something like this:

    https://blog.foreignkid.net/wp-content/uploads/et_temp/DropboxLogo.png?resize=292%2C288-84×84.png?resize=292%2c288

    When I click on that link, I get page not found. However, if I navigate to one level up. That is:
    https://blog.foreignkid.net/wp-content/uploads/et_temp and then click on that file, the image displays without any problems.
    This seems to be happening to all images.
    I checked the permissions on those images, and some of them are 755 and others are 644. that could be because I had set perms to 755 on wp-content/uploads (chmod -R 755 uploads), however, in that case, I would’ve expected all images to have these permissions.

    In any case, the behavior is still pretty curious regardless.
    Any thoughts as to what may be going on, and how to fix this?
    Is this theme related? WordPress 3.5.1 related? …
    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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