faster.support

It looks like their themes are pretty minimal so you are probably OK. Just make sure you do regular backups in case something does happen.

If WP and all of your plugins are up to date and you are using Wordfence, then it is likely an issue with your host and probably not something you are likely going to be able to address unless you are on a VPN and have some knowledge of Linux, MySql, Apache, and PHP. I recommend contacting your host or, if you are on a shared host, moving to a VPN.

I would make backups and do a fresh install or upgrade to the latest version of WP if your theme supports it. Those admin files will be overwritten during a new install so hopefully that will fix whatever is messed up.

So does the message appear even after deactivating all plugins? If not, then turn them on one by one to see which one is causing the issue. If the error is appearing with plugins deactivated then it is probably your theme.

You may want to try a plugin.

Looks like the file is pretty large. Your host probably has a default limit on the size of the files that can be downloaded through WP. There could also be just a time out for downloads.

It may take several days for Google to clear those results from it’s cache of your site. Make sure you have your site verified in Google Search Console (previously webmaster tools) and check for any warnings.

Well if your developer was right and it is a php error, it should output at the top of the page if you turn debugging on. That may give you something more helpful to go by.

Awesome, glad that worked. Happy to help!

Woocommerce may have a premium plugin that will do that as well, havent tried it myself but looks promising – https://woocommerce.com/products/amazon-s3-storage/

On line 759 of your style.css, change this:

.border_menu_main:before {
    border-top: 1.5em double #f7f7e0;
    border-bottom: 0.5em solid #f7f7e0;
}

to this:

.border_menu_main:before {
    border-top: 1em double #f7f7e0;
    padding-bottom: 5px;
    border-bottom: 1em double #f7f7e0;
}

To get a more typical look. You may want to play around with that a little but that should get you started.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by faster.support.

I assume you are installing on a desktop OS of some sort? However you copy files on whatever Operating System (windows, Mac OSX, etc) you are using, just do that.

Try adding define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); to your wp-config to output php errors to your admin.

Since you are on a localhost, you can just copy the theme files using your file browser. The export function is for blog content not actual theme files. Then you can just backup your database and you should be fine.

That looks like the normal behavior for a responsive menu, ie when the screen gets smaller, the menu condenses into the little boxes. The little lines/boxes are the indicator on mobile that there is are items that drop down. Possibly your theme may have a responsive menu option?