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Ask them the IP address of hosting server, then you can use ftp for downloading files, images. For WordPress content, you will need to access to database tool, such as phpMyAdmin. Ask them too.

I saw this kind of issue with a plugin, not WordPress itself. But you can try to turn off plugins, and switch to the default theme to see if it’s happening again?

How about the permission and owner of load.php file? Any setting in .htaccess?

Remember that you need to check file wp-includes/load.php, not wp-settings.php. Is that load.php file existing?

You are using class formatting, not id in your css file.

Not sure. I see you have a WordPress installation at https://frameda.fi/htdocs/ but it’s not working correctly, cause it should be installed at https://frameda.fi/wordpress/. That’s why I am asking you to upload again to show exactly the error.

Of course, you can add div id, or li id then add css formatting for that.

What is your domain, if I can take a look?

Wrong clock from your server?

CSS is not loaded, the page is not fully loaded either. So, I guess something wrong with your code, if you are using customized backend. Or your site is embedded external components, that external source is not working anymore.

Nothing there, so I guess you will need to upload your site again first ??

Do you have “Options +Indexes” in your .htaccess? Or your web server configuration?

You can create short-code with wp_tag_cloud function then put that short-code to any page you want.

It’s working for me in both text and visual modes ??

It’s a bit hard for me to understand your situation, but from what I know, Bluehost uses cPanel. So, the add-on domain content should be in a sub-folder of the primary domain.

If you have both domains hosted in the same account, is there any chance that Bluehost confused with your requests, and did wrongly?

When you said your files were gone, is that happening with both domains?