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Your WordPress site is publicly viewable, so the network issue is on your end.

When you’re on your home computer, you can visit every other website but just not your own? Or do you also have trouble accessing some other sites?

Can you change the .main in your style.css to have a width of 1000px?

All a WordPress site is is a (MySQL) database and some files.

Some hosts will install WordPress for you. All you have to do is log into the control panel and install it as an add-on, and they create the database for you and put in the files. Then you log in and tweak the options.

Other hosts will have you manage everything. You create the MySQL database. You upload the files. You can find explicit instructions here for how to do that.

Do you have access to the backend of the site at all (either via FTP or some online Control Panel)?

You will not be able to delete the maintenance.php file solely through the WordPress dashboard.

Ask your web host to redirect to

I’m going based on modifying whatever code produced this screenshot, since it essentially did 12345678910111213:
https://imgim.com/292inciw7895190.jpg

The range seems to be working. The problem is you’re not echoing any space or line breaks between the numbers.

Instead of 1 2 3 4 5 6, you’re echoing out 123456.

So if you’re doing the range, do this too:

foreach($sira as $number) {
echo $number . ‘
‘;
}

or do

foreach($sira as $number) {
echo $number . ‘ ‘;
}

Strictly from a user standpoint, I’d go with whenpapersucks.ca, because it’s easier to say and have people remember.

andre-jutras.cahas the hyphen, which adds in some complication.

And people with spelling issues may have a harder time with shapedpixels.

stempleton55 is correct. It’s not a guess. The posts and pages are all stored in the MySQL database tables, not as static files in the cPanel file manager.

There are two ways of backing up that I’d recommend:

1. Within your WordPress Dashboard, go to Tools > Export to save your posts and pages. That way, in case you ever have to do a fresh re-install, you can do that, and then import your previous export.

2. In addition to backing your files, you need to back up the database itself. In XAMPP, you should have a way to access the MySQL database through https://localhost/phpmyadmin

You can use phpMyAdmin to export a copy of your full WordPress database as well.

If your host is any good, your host already knows and is doing things to prevent a DDOS or DOS attack.

It sounds as if your host is not giving you permission to change those permissions. Do you have a web-based control panel you log into, apart from FTP’ing with FileZilla?

A couple of things you can do to get to the source of the problem:

1. Create a second account and use an intricate, full password on that account. See if that account also needs password resetting every time. If it doesn’t, maybe there’s something funky with your particular account, and you may want to move your posts over to the new account and delete your old account.

2. If even the second account has the same issue, try using a less intricate, full password and see if you still have the same issue.

Also, any reason in particular you have to keep logging out? Is the computer you’re using a public kiosk? Just curious.

Sounds as if it’s not a problem with the site itself but with the browser on your iPhone 5.

Browser support is likely to display layouts incorrectly, but for images not to show up at all on one iPhone and not on another iPhone, it’s very likely some kind of weird cache issue.

Just to do a quick test, can you install Chrome on your iPhone 5 and see if the images load there?

If that works, try clearing your iPhone 5’s Safari browser cache:
https://support.apple.com/kb/TA38615?viewlocale=en_US

There may be clever ways to do it, but this is how I would do it:

1. Go to the Dashboard > Pages and find the page.
2. “Edit” the page but just highlight and copy the text from it.
3. Go to Dashboard > Posts and create a new post.
4. Paste in the text you copied earlier.
5. Publish the post.
6. Go back to Dashboard > Pages and then delete the original page.