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Hi @roomescapertr, if you still have issues try to update the URL in your database.

If you still get the same error, try this:

Via your FTP change wp-admin folder permission to 755, same thing for your wp-content and wp-includes then clear your cache and refresh.

Try to use the Inspect Element tool on the Save Draft button.

Do you see something like this? where there’s a Disabled class you just need to remove it:

<input name="save" type="submit" class="button disabled" id="publish" value="Update">

If it worked this’s not parmanent fix it’s just to let you work on your project for the time being.

Nice.
Now go check in Settings and see if you have the /Blogs added anywhere.

Try to login with this url: https://www.airecanada.com/wp-login.php

Hi JeffSy.

Did you try to deactivated your plugins and try to save a post?

The problem should be the <charset>.

And, glad to hear you fixed that ??

Hi Alan,

Do you still have that problem? Because I visited your site and it’s all fine.

As far as I can tell your page size is 1.2MB and your allowed bandwidth is 100GB.
Means your site can handle -3000 visits a day and -87,000 a month.

my Visitors about 11 000 to 20 000 per day

So if you want to handle those 20,000 you need atleast 700GB of bandwidth.

Note: I noticed that you installed WP Super Cache, right? because your page was like 9MB at the first visit. So you need to optimize more your site.
And also CloudFlare is not really a true CDN so you still need something like MAXCDN.

Hi jnicasia89.
It seems like you’re trying to update your site to the latest version, right?

– re-uploading all files & folders – except the wp-content folder and the wp-config.php & root .htaccess files – from a fresh download of WordPress. Make sure that you delete the old copies of files & folder before uploading the new ones.

Seems like you got this message from your webhost.
And also you can’t do this via your WP dashboard you need to do it manually.
Do you know how to use FTP?

If I were you I’d update WP manually, and would change the permissions via FTP as needed.

You’ll find your functions.php file here:

/wp-content/themes/yourthemename/functions.php

In your case it’s here:

/wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen and then you should see your functions.php file.

Via FTP of course.

Delete all your WordPress files and folders.
Then delete the WordPress database user and table via cPanel.
Now you may reinstall WP as normally as you would do for the first time.

It looks like you have a 2nd WP installation on https://ham-it-up.net/blog2/ is it on purpose? There the menu works fine, maybe you missed some paths.

Back up your theme files first.

Then try to delete:

<div id="featured-content" class="featured-content">
    <div class="featured-content-inner"></div>

GL.

Yep, found out it was a premium one (not sure if it’s that one tho)

So, as Tara said check the dev. Or show us the actual site.

GL.