karenw10

I have the latest copy of the them on my desktop but it won’t upload.

No not that I’m aware of

I have tried backing up from db backup and it didn’t change.

That’s what we are here for to get help and help others. It was such a simple mistake but had me baffled for quite a while. Hope it will be helpful to others.

I left code behind when removing the added code.

I have had an email from Google console complaining about the same thing. So I would also like to hear about a solution ??

This is the line in question: $image = reset($image_attributes);

My site is https://www.healthytreefrog.com

Hi James, I finally resolved the problem. it had nothing to do with the mod_rewrite being active on my server.

I feel a bit silly really because I traced it back to a previous thread. On that thread I had a problem with how my categories displayed. Everytime I clicked a category in my navbar it would display a page with all my categories.

It was suggested that I use %category% in my category base. Well that did what I wanted and separated the categories but then caused the 404’s.

Also when I tried to add the correct code to my .htaccess file it wasn’t registering.

So in my mind I went back further and remembered that I had pretty permalinks before for at least 5 months.

I checked the .htaccess file and I had old code in there from ithemes security which was denying access to the .htaccess file for security reasons. So I took drastic measures and deleted the .htaccess file.

The mod_rewrite code stayed put then.

Anyway it still didn’t work! I was so baffled lol until I came back in here and looked up my old threads. All I had to do was delete %category% from the category base and now everything is fine. I do learn but I learn the hard way. Hope this silly thread helps someone else who’s daft as me in the future. Thank you James for your help and patience its much appreciated.

Actually, it didn’t work in the end. My problem stemmed from my .htaccess file. I didn’t realise it right away but I started getting 404 returned on every page except the category page. And because it was so long before I did notice that, I started another thread.

Thank you James, I’ll leave this thread open for a while to make sure everything is ok.

I just need to find out why custom permalinks are not working. I did edit the .htaccess myself after reading a thread and then copy and paste. That maybe why it worked afterwards because I know I tried all the options in permalinks before.

I will also check with my hosting provider as you suggested to find out about the mod_rewrite. Thanks again ??

Hi James, I have temporarily solved the problem. All the pages are working but will only work on default permalink.

I have already done the saving permalinks James, have studied a lot on here about the subject.

I renamed my .htaccess file temporarily to see what effect that would have. I also found another thread which gave a debug code for the wpcontent.php. have sorted most of that by deleting plugins but can you tell me what this means?

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at

/home/myblog151/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php:10) in /home/myblog151/public_html/wp-content/themes/gadgetine-

theme/functions/filters.php on line 5

The code from line 1 – 5 is:
<?php
global $post;
function register_my_session() {
if(!session_id()){
session_start();

Do you know what this warning is saying?

There are 2 server errors both linked to the above link. Both returning a response code 500.