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Hey o0mcart0o,

Like Esmi said, you have to double check your credentials. I see your referencing to your FTP credentials being correct but your FTP credentials and database credentials are two separate things. You will need to be certain that your wp-config.php files has your database host, database user, and database password. You can get these either from your host or if you know where to look, in your control panel your host provides.

@ivanturbinca, esmi is just trying to withhold the WordPress forum policy. While other, like you, later search and come on to this post, they are trying to find an answer. They are not looking for how many people had the same issue. If you have the same issue, you can create a new topic or subscribe to this one. ??

Cool!

Make sure you resolve this post at the bottom ??

So that means you should be in a database with no tables then. Are you using PHPmyAdmin for the database import?

Hey tech91,

Make sure you have the database selected on the left side of phpmyadmin.

Also, if you have any tables in the database right now, I would drop them and then import. MAKE SURE TO HAVE A BACKUP!

You can but you have to do that via cpanel also. I believe where you can create a new user and database, there is a form all the way at the bottom that allows you to apply users to databases

If you want the content to be smaller, just increase 15% to something higher ??

Never head of PHP in a .css file. I don’t even think php runs in a php file. I could be wrong though but that sounds like something that shouldn’t happen!

Looks like instead of having php, just put:

.recent-posts {
display:none;
}

Hey Sweet Peas,

The content is shrunk…..down to it looks like 75 px. Looks gross that tiny. Don’t use width but use margin: 0 15%.

This way, it stays center and also will keep the theme responsive.

If you look here https://www.willsheloveparis.com/wp-content/themes/2011-baby-version/style.css

You have a
/* content area */
.one-column #content {
width: 75px;
}

Change that too
/* content area */
.one-column #content {
margin: 0 15%;
}

EDIT: Just changed to 800px now on the site. Change width:800px to margin: 0 15%;

Also, you have php in your css file that you should remove.

Hey Anefarious1,

Are you positive you changed the wp-config.php credentials to the correct values? I would double check just in case.

Also, are the table prefixes the same in the new database as the wp-config.php file specifies?

Restore your backup. Do you have the W3TC plugin installed? Seems like an issue going around on the update.

One thing I would check is your “siteurl” in your database for your hostgator account.

• Log into your cPanel
• Go to phpmyadmin
• Click the wordpress database on the left side
• Go to wp_options tables
• Click the Browse tab at the top</li
• Look for an option_name siteurl. Should be the first record
• Is the option_value theinvestingoracle.com?

If not, then change the value to theinvestingoracle.com.

Hey!

You can create a child theme for your site. Details are here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Then you can use the child theme .css file to overwrite styles within your current theme. This way your protected again theme updates from overwriting your customizations.

Hey ekeown,

Are you hosting with WPEngine or another managed WordPress hosting service that auto updates WordPress?

Hey Abucco10,

Small steps! Did you clear the cache on Internet Explorer? Internet Explorer may be pulling in a cached version of the site. You can check by viewing page source and seeing if the <img> tags are there.

Also, what version IE are you viewing the site with?

Hey ekeown,

I see the image. This is weird…..have you done anything recently to the site? Update WordPress? Installed a new plugin?

Hey Sweet Peas!

Alittle CSS should fix this up.

https://pastebin.com/0QX3dDGb

The Leave a reply to Add Comments would be some PHP editing in the comments.php file I believe.