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Awsome plugin if it didn’t break your site.
Lost 2 days of work and still can’t get back into my admin panel.
I’m deleting plugins one by one since deleting and uploading the files didn’t work!

I’ve had enough frustration for the day.
Thank you for all your help.
I have to go to the gym and work some of this off.
I’ll be back at it tonight.
I’m about to the point to say fu%$#@#Q% it and just live with it.

the htaccess file in drscottdorrity.com/wordpress and wordpresstest are exactally the same from what I can see.

Here is what I found in the htaccess file in wordpad

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /wordpress/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /wordpress/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

So what do I need to use to open the .htaccess file?
I found it but don’t have the software to open it.
My host is Bluehost and if it was the problem then there would be no reason why the drscottdorrity.com/wordpresstest site would not have the # sign. If that was the source wouldn’t it also have the # sign at the end? I didn’t redirect any of these URLs.

All the plugins are gone and all the themes except the OptomizePress one is gone. It’s not the theme as I have installed it on the test site and it did not cause the # to appear.
Here is the login info for the site. See if you can figur it out from there.
I have to get this solved.
Thanks for all the help!
https://drscottdorrity.com/wordpress/wp-admin
username temp
password temp12356

Ok, I disabled or deleted all my plugins on the existing drscottdorrity.com/wordpress site and the # is still there.
I started the new site drscottdorrity.com/wordpresstest and installed all the same plugins and then disable or deleted all of them.
The # sign is not present on the test site but is still on the original site.
This is so frustrating and I can’t belive that no one else in the world has had this problem.

It’s not the themes have them all installed on the test site.
Will start adding the plugins I normally use and see if any of those cause it to appear.

https://drscottdorrity.com/wordpress/ is a brand new site I just started working on today.
I installed the optomizepress theme and have 5-6 other themes running on all the other sites.
This showed up on them all at the same time.
This has to be something on the wordpress side.
I can’t go through all that work to rebuild all the sites.
I’m starting a site from scratch to see if I can track it that way.
This should not be happening in the first place.

Changed it back to default.
Did not work.
This has been driving me crazy as I’ve had to change all my links in Infusiosoft as they all do not work in Explorer a lot of the time.