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Hi, from the dev console errors I would say that your issue is being caused by WP Fastest Cache plugin

I would suggest disabling the plugin and manually deleting it’s cache content in wp-content/cache/

You should also be able to force skip cache by adding /?cache at the end of the URL, like this:

https://re-circuit.com/?cache

Unless you have saved the Files/Database on your local device, or can obtain a backup from AWS, all your data is unrecoverable.

A website is just files and database(s), both of which were deleted when you terminated your AWS instance.

Hey, try adding this to the .htaccess file of your Root domain. (Usually /public_html/ )

<IfModule mod_headers.c>
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
</IfModule>

Hey!

your website files and database were stored on the instance that you had deleted, and if there are no websites files – There is no website.

I’m not sure if your AWS service included backups, but you should double-check, maybe contact their support and have them check if they don’t have a backup of your instance still saved.

Or if you have a website backup saved, you will need to host it on a new server and point your domain to the new host.

Hey, you should disable PHP error display.

If you are using managed hosting services (File path looks like cPanel) this is usually somewhere around the PHP config settings menu.

This can also be enabled/disabled via your .htaccess or PHP.ini file.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2867057/how-do-i-turn-off-php-notices

The Deprecated warning usually just means your code is a bit outdated compared to the PHP version you are using.

This might help you out, inserting the code itself is not too difficult. Writting the slider code itself is another thing altogether though.

The easiest method is definitely to use one of the many available slider plugin options, but if you want to create your own there is a detailed article here:

https://www.web-development-blog.com/wordpress-image-slider/

Keep in mind you will still need access to your website files

Hey, you could try deferring the render-blocking files until the full page is loaded

This can be done via most optimization plugins such as LiteSpeed cache, or directly via code.

For example, adding this code to your theme’s functions.php file should help.

function defer_parsing_of_js( $url ) {
    if ( is_user_logged_in() ) return $url; //don't break WP Admin
    if ( FALSE === strpos( $url, '.js' ) ) return $url;
    if ( strpos( $url, 'jquery.js' ) ) return $url;
    return str_replace( ' src', ' defer src', $url );
}
add_filter( 'script_loader_tag', 'defer_parsing_of_js', 10 );

Thank you, got a working solution out of that.