JonWicks25

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  • Hmm thats odd 777 should work. A reason why 755 might not work is because of the settings of your host so you could speak with them and they may be able to sort the problem.

    How did you change the mode to 777 did you do it through an FTP?

    the reason 755 might not be working is because of the settings your host has. If you contact them and speak to them they may be able to resolve the issue.

    This can be achieved through a little HTML and CSS. I suggest doing this in a child theme, if you are not using a child theme you really should as if you update the theme at some point in the future you will lose any of the changes you have made.

    I would personally do it this way:

    Within the header.php of your child theme enter
    <div class="your-class-name"></div> directly below <body <?php body_class(); ?>

    rename your-class-name to anything you like as long as it is unique. Then within your styles.css within your child theme add the following to the very bottom

    .your-class-name {
	background:url(location-of-your-image.jpg) no-repeat center center;
	height:200px;
	width:100%;
}

    You need to make a few changes to this in your case. Again change your-class-name to whatever you called it earlier but keep the . before

    change location-of-you-image.jpg to the actual URL of your image example https://www.domian.com/images/this-is-my-image.jpg

    and he height should be at least the height of your image.

    This is just one way of achieving the desired effect. This is just a quick way. You can then adjust the css to tidy up how it looks.

    Try changing the permissions of the /wp-content/uploads/ directory to 777.

    LivableLuxury the easiest way to do this is to login to your admin of your wordpress site

    Example : https://www.your-site-domian.com/wp-admin

    once logged in, click ‘Plugins‘ on the left hand side menu. This will take you to your plugins page. Then you will need to click ‘deactivate‘ on the plugin that you think is causing the error. In your case this will be ‘One Press Media Locker’. Once you have deactivated the plugin check the front end of your site again to see if everything is back to normal.

    If not then try deactivating your other plugins one by one until the problem is fixed. But by the sounds of it if the error only occurred after installing/activating ‘One Press Media Locker’ it sounds like that is the culprit.

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