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Many thanks.

REsolved.

I have reinstalled using local. I wish I’d done that first time round.

Many, many thanks.

Thanks. I was considering starting from scratch again.

My installation on a Raspberry Pi was successful.

1. Disabling all plugins had no effect.

2. Disabling the activated theme had no effect.

3. I’ll get back to you on what’s in the database, as I need a quick refresher on SQL.

Here’s the screenshot of my network tab: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6vck1vlohpb8v1a/Screenshot_2022-09-22_14-52-56.png?dl=0

Thanks for the help. Here is the results:

Log in to your WordPress dashboard and check if there are 400 connection errors in the browser network tab (you might need to refresh the page while the dev tool is opened).

No network errors were reported.

Go to Settings -> General and provide us with a screenshot of the WordPress
Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) options. The URL might be added incorrectly.
Disable all plugins and see if the website works.
Enable the default WordPress theme and see if there is a difference.

As I can’t use the dashboard, I can’t do any of these. Is it possible to do these actions with the setup files?

I’m considering installing Apache and WordPress on a Raspberry Pi, which will not be used for anything else.

Many thanks for the quick response.

I get errors in the browser console about missing locale resources:

Missing resource in locale en-GB: devtools/client/toolbox.ftl
Missing resource in locale en-CA: devtools/client/toolbox.ftl

And I now remember changing system settings to get British date format instead of US date format.

Do I have to update WordPress to use en-GB?