lowell

If you know how to access your database this should be under user permission. But this can get ugly and complicated if you messed up. WP database can be gnarly to deal with. Usually the htaccess error will result to site being inaccessible. If you are using a premium theme you can try to reach them if they have encountered this problem.

Maybe you should try using a desktop when you edit it so you can adjust your elements easier. I think the preview shows you the “desktop” version then after you implement it the “mobile” version automatically shows because of the screen size of your device. Also, on the editor, there’s an option for mobile and desktop preview so you can check it accordingly. HTH

Check your admin/users. From there check if you are indeed an admin. If not modify it as admin. Otherwise try creating another user with administrator rights and login to it then try deleting/ posting.

Try grouping your elements. There are options for that which you can add “padding” on the sides.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by lowell.

Check your permalinks, clear cache. Deactivate plugin if you have installed one recently. It could have been caused by security plugin which redirects your wp-admin into your link of choice.

That’s good news.

Do you a backup for your site?