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https://althealththc.com/patient-verification/

If I use the development tools to inspect the label wrapper on the verification box, that is where the matched css .error rule is.

It is calling to: https://althealththc.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/business-lite/css/style.css?ver=3.5.1

I believe it should be: ../business-lite/business-lite child/style.css

Duh. I put it in the wrong folder. I was able to get it to become active. Now, using chrome development tools, I’m checking the code to see if the .error rule is being called from my child theme, but it doesn’t say that it is.

In the Business Lite Folder.

The complete directory for the child style sheet is:
/wp-content/themes/business-lite/business-lite child/style.css

I had also tried making the import rule:

@import url(“../business-lite/css/style.css”);

That’s where the edits are usually made, but that change didn’t work either.

I freaked out a little prematurely. I thank you for your input. I renamed wordfence’s file from my FTP and boom, everything is back to normal minus Wordfence plugin. I think I will be leaving it off. It seems to have caused me multiple problems.

Thanks again!

Ok, so the front end came up, but my dash board is still down. It comes up with an error: W3 Total Cache Error: some files appear to be missing or out of place. Please re-install plugin or remove /usr/home/wash20/www/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/advanced-cache.php.

Obviously I will reinstall that particular plugin and go 1 by 1 to figure out the culprit, *cough*Wordfence*cough*.

I can from my FTP. I haven’t yet. I’ll try that and let you know.

OMG! THANK YOU! The little things make all the difference. That helped allocate more memory allowing my web page to work!

Two things were done to fix my issue.

1)on my JS file, I altered the calling src

https://althealththc.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mmjverify_shortcode/

by removing the http

//althealththc.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mmjverify_shortcode/

2) went to the main mmjverify_shortcode.php file and added to the top

<?php header(‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *’); ?>

The plugin is now calling from the src! Thanks for all of those that helped me. Oh wait, that would be my own smart brain.

With research, I am finding that I will need to setup JSONP or CORS. Not sure where or what to include in the code. Any help?

In my javascript file, I changed the URL to call from https://wash20.cbeyondhosting2.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mmjverify_shortcode/

I cleared my cache and still come up with the same error. It seems to still call from http. Please help!

I’m looking at it, and I’m thinking that the plugin is currently calling from the site at: https://althealththc.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mmjverify_shortcode/verify.php

So if I change it to call from: https://wash20.cbeyondhosting2.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mmjverify_shortcode/verify.php, then that may be the correct location for it to call from a secured page?

Completely deleted everything. Reloaded WP and MySQL databases. Started fresh. Back to having a “working” site. Had to tweek a lot of stuff still after the new install, but c’est la vie. It’s working now, and I just need to make it look “pretty” at this point.

^ Minus the backticks.

Thank you Cubecolour! Using FTP to edit the active theme’s function.php file, I added:
`update_option(‘siteurl’,’https://example.com/blog&#8217;);
update_option(‘home’,’https://example.com/blog&#8217;);`
Blam-o! Able to login to my dashboard again!

Don’t forget to delete the added code after the site is back up!