Amrut

Yes, you can try that. Make sure that before making changes it is good to take the backups and proceed with the re-install.

Hello,

Try either disabling the zlib output compression or you can also try replacing the core files of WP. (If you have access to cPanel and if server runs on EasyApache 4 then this can be done via multiPHP Manager)

Steps to replace core files manually :

1. First take the website files backup before making any changes.
2. Download the wordpress zip file from https://www.ads-software.com/download/
3. Upload the zip file to domain directory. If it is a primary domain then it would be public_html or www
4. Extract the zip file which you have uploaded
5. It will unzip the files in a folder called wordpress.
6. Go to wordpress folder and delete the folder wp-contents (you are deleting the folder which you have uploaded not of your website)
7. Move all the files from wordpress folder to website directory.
8. Try creating page/post now

Hope this helps…

Contact your hosting provider and check for mod security rules which are hitting on your website. It might fix by disabling the mod security rules.

Try following bellow steps:

1. First take the website files backup before making any changes.
2. Download the wordpress zip file from https://www.ads-software.com/download/
3. Upload the zip file to domain directory. If it is a primary domain then it would be public_html or www
4. Extract the zip file which you have uploaded
5. It will unzip the files in a folder called wordpress.
6. Go to wordpress folder and delete the folder wp-contents (you are deleting the folder which you have uploaded not of your website)
7. Move all the files from wordpress folder to website directory.
8. Try accessing the admin page and confirm the WP version

Hope these steps will help you in resolving the issue. In case if you still get a WSOD then pass me the error log so that I can have a deeper look. Or you can try enabling the debug mode.

To know more about debug mode you can refer : https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/

First try to enable the errors for your website by enabling debugging mode in wp-config.php

define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false ); change this to define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );

Then try to load the website you may see the errors that is causing HTTP ERROR 500.

I prefer you to use WP plugin Media Cleaner : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/media-cleaner/#description

Make sure that before making changes on the site take a backup copy then go ahead and use this plugin.

Which php version are you using for elementor??? minimum php required is 7.0 or greater than that. So check with your hosting provider whether they support php 7.0 and above. Ask them to update it for your website and then try to install elementor.

Let me make it clear.

1. First take the website files backup before making any changes.
2. Download the wordpress zip file from https://www.ads-software.com/download/
3. Upload the zip file to domain directory. If it is a primary domain then it would be public_html or www
4. Extract the zip file which you have uploaded
5. It will unzip the files in a folder called wordpress.
6. Go to wordpress folder and delete the folder wp-contents (you are deleting the folder which you have uploaded not of your website)
7. Move all the files from wordpress folder to website directory.
8. Try accessing the admin page now

Hope these steps will help you in resolving the issue.

Go ahead and try replacing the core files. This might help you.

This video might help you in knowing how to replace the core files : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk4Vb8-n54

If you are referring to adding a submission form on a home page then go ahead and try a plugin “WP FORMS”.

Here is the link : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wpforms-lite/

It will allow the user to fill a form and the details whichever user filled in the form will be received to the email address which is configured with the form.

Once you get access to database go to _options table. Here you need to search for home and site under option_name. These two fields you need to update to old URL i.e. https://and-pt.org/wp-admin . Also along with this disable the plugins. This will help you in accessing the WP dashboard.

Okay, To remove the banner text title “Better education for a better world” follow the bellow steps.

1. Login to WP dashboard
2. Click on Appearance > customize
3. You should be able to see additional css section
4. Add the bellow code and give a try

.banner .banner-text .title {
visibility:hidden;
}

Hope it helps…

Are you referring to removing the site title? I mean the one which you see beside the logo as ‘University Zone’. If yes, we can do it by adding the small piece of CSS code in theme customize section.

Hey,

I can see that there no valid SSL installed on the domain and-pt.org that’s the reason you are receiving a security error. As you forced the WP home and site URL to https:// you are no longer to access dashboard until you fix the SSL issue. We can fix this issue in 2 ways. One by installing the valid SSL certification on the domain other one is to revert back the home and site URL to https://

1. To install valid SSL certificate you would need to contact hosting provider. (See if this link helps : https://hostingdetector.com/website/and-pt.org )

2. To revert the home and site URL to https:// you should have access to hosting account or you should have access to database used for the domain. If you can gain the access I can help you further.

It looks like any of your plugin might be causing the issue, if you had made any changes to plugins (update/install) try disabling that plugin. Or you can try disabling the plugin to see if that works.