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Happy to hear that ??
Please, mark the thread as resolved – thanks.

Hi yeevong,

Which folder did you install wordpress into on your server?
Most of the times it’s either in the main folder or in a /wordpress/ subfolder. In the first case travelmask.us/wp-admin should work, in the latter case travelmask.us/wordpress/wp-admin should work.
If you’ve installed it into any other folder (e.g. /blog/) than that would need to be written in the url as well (i.e. travelmask.us/blog/wp-admin).

Hope, this helps.

Hi ngaisteve1,

If you’re referring to the list on the bottom of your landing page (i.e. list of latest posts), then the problem lies in your style.css file.

You have the following code in that file:

.widget ul {
    font-size: 16px;
    list-style: none;
    padding: 0;
}

If you change that to the following, it should work:

.widget ul {
    font-size: 16px;
    padding: 0;
}

On other parts of your site this doesn’t seem to be a problem, for example your latest blog post has bullets which work fine ??

Hope, this helps.

Hi PeTeal,

Not sure if you’ve tried this workaround yet:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cookie-error-when-logging-in?replies=117#post-4831316

Hi Valalerie,
Rest assured, because nginx is a webserver, not a virus.
The folders I’ve mentioned are on the server, not the wordpress installation.
Your client should get his/her server’s admin to look at the webserver setup – it’s most likely not linked to WordPress.

I’m sorry that I don’t have any better news.

Maybe this post will help:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/trying-to-remove-sidebar-from-all-woo-commerce-pages?replies=45#post-4095643

Generally, you need apache/nginx (www-data) and you (www-data group) to write (and read) in /var/www/example.com/, so

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/example.com/
sudo chmod -R 770 /var/www/example.com/

This should (hopefully) do the trick.

Use at your own risk though – particularly if www-data is not the correct user and or group.

Hi,

Have you assigned the correct user rights on the server?

For example, if your website files are located in the following folder on your server: /websites/www/ or /var/www/, then you must ensure that WordPress can access those folders. This is generally done by giving the right access to the www-data user (may vary depending on your server setup).
Without that, WordPress can neither write and in the worst case may not even be able to read the files.

Hope this helps.

You’re very welcome – hope it helps.
Once you solve it, please, mark this topic as resolved ??

Hi,

Based on your explanation and what I saw on the link, the WordPress installation is either not existing (suggest to check via ftp access to the server) or the respective files in the sites-available and/or sites-enabled folder, which usually reside within the /etc/nignx/ folder on a Linux server have been deleted, hacked, …

As a first step, you (or the server administrator) should ftp into the server and make sure the WP installation is existing, if so I’d suggest checking the sites-available and sites-enabled folders for the appropriate server file.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

Let’s try the easiest first:
Did you activate the revisions via the Screen Options tab on the upper right hand corner of the dashboard?

You seem to be grabbing those images from a different page where you seemingly don’t have the rights – here is the error code:

Font from origin ‘https://myzone-vapourdays.netdna-ssl.com’ has been blocked from loading by Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policy: No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource. Origin ‘https://www.vapourdays.co.uk’ is therefore not allowed access.

Hope this helps.

Multisite plugins will solve this problem for you.
I have set up various sites, including multi-sites and from my experience there was no issue with the plugins I used.
Hope this helps.

Does everything return to normal if you change the theme?

The featured image setting can be deactivated by theme authors if they want to do so for theme design reasons. However, it is unusual that the Add Media Button would be deactivated by a theme author.

If your problem is indeed particular to your new theme, I’d suggest contacting the theme author.

Thanks for the link.
The blog page of the Storefront theme, which you’re using, should come with sidebars out of the box. Have you activated any widgets in your dashboard (i.e. via appearance --> widgets and then adding a widget to the Sidebar Widget Area)?