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Ghana you.
I will follow you kind recomandation.

Thank you kmessinger.

I want to make it the simplest way possible. I really do not need translation. Both sites comport mostly images and all text is already translated.

As I mentioned I would like to make a English-version clone to a subfolder rather than a subdomain to keep the URL mysite.com/en/… for an English option.

Do you thin a Network option you suggest would be the most suitable option in my case?

I really thank you for your very prompt response and advise.

I think I have confused a subdomain with subfolder. I would rather have a clone (mirror of the main site) within a subfolder – ‘en’ ex: mysite.com/en for the english version.

Also I am aware that some frightened issue with a database could be involved…

Is the website mirror to a subfolder similar to a subdomain?
Any potential problem with wordpress, plugins, theme update?
Should it be done separately to each site – main folder and subfolder?

The reason I have mentioned your donation cover is a fact that I had made a donation once (see a message in this thread perhaps) being certain that the extremely annoying pop-up would disappear. Alas that was not a case.

Thank you for a piece of googling.

Thanks.
Not so resolved though.

If you are a fraction-expert I should be a fraction-of-fraction one.

I have just initiated the built-in re-install option of wordpress.
Still the same three messages:

Notice: Undefined variable: page in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/font_typed/font_typed.php on line 44

Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method ftanm::register_admin_menu() should not be called statically in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 496

Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method PHPPC::register_admin_menu() should not be called statically in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 496

I think I will stop my struggle for tonight.
As soon as I receive a sign from hosting provider I will give you a sign.
If the problem source is elsewhere, I mean not the wordpress setting. What can cause it?
Shall I reinstall all plugins?
What if I rebuild the site from the beginning – in that case how can I preserve the content? I am inclined do do that if I have any sign of strong probability to fix the problem.
I think I can manage to copy customization entries (often custom css parts in option panels) and… well I think I have got some script addresses in (?),php file – I should be able to copy and paste the code lines afterwards… just thinking aloud…

Could it be the option – rebuilding the site (not much there, still under construction) preserving customization ans content?
With you kind helpful suggestion, if you do not mind?

I thank you so much for your kind support and taking your precious time.
I have been waiting for the hosting provider staff response.
Perhaps they will find the solution.

If not, and taking in consideration my peace of mind and my anxiety, would it be more secure and reasonable (for me) to reinstall and perform a very clean install of wordpress without loosing the content, reinstalling plugins, etc.?
In that case I would sleep quite calmly.

As far as I know (not much) this could be fairly straightforward process with a minimal risk.

What would be you advice as an expert, please?
Independently of the effects I will drop you a line on the results.

My best regards and thank you very much once more and again.

I have started to deactivate the plugin and stopped at PHP Code for posts. Deactivating this plugin has make error message disappeared.
Same message in WP Super Cache option panel though.

But yesterday there was not any problem on the page…

Thanks.
But this does not solve the problem Just hides it.
Not my poor mind nor my anxiety, alas.

Should you have any other idea to solve it, please?

add

error_reporting(0);

to

wp-config.php

This is the message after deactivating font_type plugin (two of them has disappeared):

Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method PHPPC::register_admin_menu() should not be called statically in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 496

I have cleaned WP Super Cache cache and here is the results:

Notice: Undefined variable: deleted in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/wp-cache-phase2.php on line 810
Cache Contents

Notice: Undefined index: listfiles in /home2/artchca/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/wp-cache.php on line 2301

WP-Cache (0KB)

0 Cached Pages
0 Expired Pages

WP-Super-Cache (0KB)

0 Cached Pages
0 Expired Pages

I have also a message (Wp Super Cache) .htaccess file may need to be moved – .htaccess from wordpress folder to public_htm (I think). Ispite coping the file from worpress folder to public_htlm one the message persists of displaying.

What a mess!

I will disable all the plugins and show you the results, if you do not mind, of course.

Thank you again.

You knowledge really impress me.
Here is URL: https://www.artch.ca and WP version is the most recent 4.1.1.
I use Headway Theme (by Headway Themes)

If you could and do not mind kindly taking a look at, I will be than grateful.

PS
As far as I understand reinstalling wordpress and plugins should fix the problem, am I right (at least once)?

Thank you very much.
I have already contacted the hosting provider.
Hope I will get the answer. But I some doubts – usually they do not provide wordpress specific problem support.

And in the worse case what could be the best and total solution do solve the issue?

Reinstalling worpress, plugins?
How about my site content and customization?

It appears you have WordPress installed in a sub directory as described here. Unfortunately WordPress writes to the .htaccess in the install directory, not where your site is served from.
When you update the rewrite rules in this plugin you will have to copy the file to where your site is hosted. This will be fixed in the future.

I have just copied the .htaccess file to the indicated wordpress folder as mentioned above.

And it does work. The timestamps are matched. I will go to bed tonight less…

Done!
Thank you very much.

Thank you. I will give a try.