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Hi Eoghan
The Home page link on the main menu at the top and the bottom menu, if you are on the About page, Services page or Contact page it doesn’t go back to the Home page but whatever page you are on.

Colin

And all of the websites that have this shortcode have something to with Properties and estate agents.

Google it and see…..

Hi
I am not certain but this looks similar https://en.freetobook.com/index.

There’s also quite a few websites that use the same shortcode ont the page and their’s doesn’t work either.

Colin

It’s working here as far as we can go. Have you tried changing the theme or disabling the Cache plugin?

This looks like a Premium Theme so you need to ask them as well in case it’s their theme that is causing the problem.

Enfold Support Forum: https://kriesi.at/support/forum/enfold/

Colin

Hi
Contact Wordfence as Steve suggested and see if they have any answers to this problem.

Colin

Are you an Administrator?

Has it been disabled, that will normally be set in the functions.php file or another plugin.

Can you put a link to your website on here and we can look to see if you’ve got any errors?

Hi
You need to follow the right procedure mentioned on this website to make it work. I use method 2.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Also you are going to need to take down the old website especially if you are already using index.php in the root directory maybe for the homepage. For now delete index.php if you have one and follow the procedure in the link above.

Colin

You can edit the code in WordPress Dashboard, go to Settings => Appearance => Theme Editor

You can do the same in Plugins => Editor

Before you make any changes are you using a Child Theme?

Before you start make a complete back up in case anything goes wrong.

WordPress URL should stay the same but you can change the Site Url but you have to follow these Codex instructions. I use method 2.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Make sure you back up your website first.

Hi
According to Google Chrome Developer Tools you have an error that needs fixing.

Also this website has an SSL certificate installed and it has mixed content that should only be served via https:// only and not over https:// this needs fixing.

The https:// errors are pointing to images probably on your pages so this will be easy to fix. Go through all your pages and find the images that are using http and not https. Simply change them to https and that will fix that problem.

Currently I am on the homepage and they are on the homepage under Introduction i.e. the icons. Check the other pages as well.

You should not be able to go to your website using http as it should now go through https because of the SSL certifcate. You therefore need to enable HSTS in the .htaccess file. I use a plugin called HTTP Headers and that will do the job but there are other plugins that will do it anyway.

Make sure the settings are saved in your root .htaccess file if using any type of caching plugin as they normally ignore them via php.

Colin

Image size settings are suppose to be set in:

Settings => Media

But it might also depend on the theme you use.

Right click on the image in Google Chrome and I have found that it shows you the image size used and what it was with the theme I use. So if it is reducing them all to the same size then I would try and resize them to that size in the first place if possible.

Some of your images in the 1st column are set at 300x150px and the 2nd column different sizes but very similar.

So Dave was your WordPress installed in example.com\test and now you want to access it from example.com instead?

By Changing it in WordPress is not going to work as you need to copy index.php and .htaccess from the test directory and paste it into the root. Then you need to edit the index.php file so that it points to the test folder.

See this on the Codex: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

I use method 2.

They still look the same, can’t see any difference….

I don’t think it needs to be downloaded as above as it’s executed on the web server when it’s connecting to your WordPress website.

Like you say it would be a hacker looking for the information in that file like gaining access to your database.

With plugins the database connection would already be set up and if the plugin had access to this file then the programmer or hacker would have you details so I wouldn’t think plugins would need to access or download this file.