Ben Butterfield

First try visiting Settings -> Permalinks in the admin. If a simple visit to this page doesn’t work, try changing to Default. Did that make the pages show up? I realise that isn’t a pretty permalink, but it rules out folder issues pretty much.

Nope – you can always undo renaming. Just be sure you get a full backup of the public_html folder (and database ideally) before uploading a fresh WordPress over the top.

Just to be sure, it’s wp hyphen admin not wp underscore admin.

Still no wp-admin?

Ok. Go to public_html/wp-content/plugins and rename everything to BACKUP_whatever. This will disable all plugins.

If that doesn’t work, try downloading a fresh copy of WordPress, take a full backup of your public_html folder, and the upload the fresh WordPress copy. This will overwrite a bunch of files, but only core WordPress files. Your wp-config (database details) etc will stay intact. You’ll be left with a fresh install of WordPress, except for the database.

Don’t mess with any of that. load.php is a core WordPress file and should never be edited. Try renaming (and therefore disabling) the themes first. If that doesn’t work, let’s try plugins.

Ok – you have FTP.

Navigate to public_html/wp-content/themes. You should see a bunch of folders. If you remember the name of the theme you had activated, rename it to BACKUP_whateverthethemenamewas. If not rename all like that unless they start with “twenty”.

wp-admin access would remove the need for this.

Uh oh. So the site must be hosted somewhere and the hosting company will be able to help you with the FTP details.

My suggestion would be to reset the theme manually to something beginning with “twenty” – these are standard WordPress themes that shouldn’t break anything. Next thing to try would be to disable all plugins.

Can you access the admin area at https://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin?

Do you have FTP access?

Perhaps this URL was getting a 404 or similar?

https://www.goldgoldprice.com/zc.php?z=Gold&c=94abf0&tz=America/New_York&tf=1

Probably going to need an example for someone to help you with this.

I’m not sure what you mean by this:

“I can’t scroll from the parent page directly to the child pages without losing access to the child pages.”

Perhaps an example would help someone to point you in the right direction.

Just put this where you want the post preview to stop:

<!–more–>

Do you have FTP access? Can you see the file in your Media Library?

I get a login screen at rp-nations.co.uk/wp-admin. If others can and you can on your mobile, then this suggests an issue with your PC / Mac / whatever you are using, rather than a WordPress problem.

Inline styles override regular styles and I think this includes the !important declaration.