BH_WP_Guru

@xanthipp: If you have the same problem, then you can fix it same as above. Point your domain to the correct host. If that’s not your problem, make a new topic and don’t write on this one that is already resolved.

When you get the blank screen, did you check the error logs in your Bluehost cPanel? (in Error Logs, scroll down to the php logs).
You also can edit the php.ini file to set “display_errors=On” if you want them to possibly show the error to anyone that visits that blank page on your site.

I know that with Bluehost, if the domain was expired, but the hosting did not expire, then the files are there just fine.
If the hosting expired on its own, the original files are still there for 2-3 weeks, and you could have backups still available for 1-4 weeks after that.
If you told the hosting to cancel, instead of it expiring naturally, then the files are deleted immediately, but could still have backups up to 1-4 weeks from the cancel date.

When I try each of those links, it does not redirect at all, but goes directly to the same URL that I clicked on. Make sure you clear your browser cache to make sure old redirects are not saved inside your computer.
I did notice that if I click any link on the page, after going to either of those links, then it will take me to the non-secure version of the next pages. That has to do with your wordpress settings. You have to set both the Site URL and Home URL to the secure.bluehost.com URL inside your Dashboard.

Nope, that should be it. It should work right if the email in your Store settings is spelled the same as the email address in Bluehost. Also make sure both are lowercase letters only.

Under Store Settings, click My Store. The 4th setting there is “Email From”. Make sure to set it to an email address that is inside your Bluehost account or it will still use that default address with your Bluehost username.

You have to make sure that the email address setup to have the email come ‘from’ is an email address existing in your Bluehost account. If you set it to one that is not inside of Bluehost, then it uses the default email address that looks like username @ box###.bluehost.com

If I am correct, the free Shared SSL at Bluehost requires you to use this format:
https://secure.bluehost.com/~username/
and then would the non-https version just be your own domain name instead then? (https://www.yoursite.com)
Would the problem come from you trying to access your site from the two different URLs?

I would guess the same thing. You probably have not yet pointed your domain name to Bluehost from domain.com
That message of “This is a future home page” does not sound like something that Bluehost uses.

It almost seems like you have some .htaccess redirecting code that is doing this. You should check the file .htaccess to see if it has code to redirect mobile devices to do this.

At Bluehost, I know one tool that does this, is if you’ve tried the Weebly builder before. It puts in code to redirect mobile sites, in the .htaccess file. If you have used Weebly before wordpress, edit the .htaccess and remove the part about Weebly or mobile devices.

It looks like you probably have created a folder in your account called “category” and a folder inside there called “articles” so it goes to that folder instead of trying to find a WordPress page called the same name. Delete or rename the folder to not be the same as the WordPress page and it should work again fine.

dg0147: You need to contact your hosting company. Also, your question is not related to this topic.

I looked in the documentation and tutorial section of www.ads-software.com (https://codex.www.ads-software.com ) and found their official instructions for changing the image in a header:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Designing_Headers#Changing_the_Header_Image

Your WordPress is showing up as a blank white page. This means you are probably getting an error message, but it’s hidden. You can go into your Bluehost cPanel to click on Error Logs to try to see it there. Or you can set your errors to show on your website directly by editing a file in your account called php.ini and making sure that display_errors=On and not Off.

I can tell you that the error means that the ‘line 57’ is trying to use the word ‘path’ but it does not know what ‘path’ means. Find where you defined ‘path’ and make sure that is able to be seen or accessed by the system.php file that needs it.

Since your theme is not working at Bluehost, you need to check to see if any settings in .htaccess (httpd.conf) or php.ini need to be set or changed to match how it works on your MAMP.