martijnkraan

Ah, thought these lines where in the wp-config file. Great solution govpatel!

Do you have (FTP) access to the installation folder om your server?
You can probably undo the changes by editing your .htaccess file or wp-config.php file.

Good Luck!

Can you be more specific? What are you trying to do?

You should try the following:

1. Acces your WordPress installation folder via cPanel or FileZilla
2. Make the following folder writeable (that is, change the permissions to 777)
– /wp-content/
– /wp-content/cache/
– /wp-content/uploads/
How you can make folders writable depends on which method you choose (FileZilla or cPanel). Which one do you choose?

Your Welcome! Good luck with the website.

Maybe you should play with users and roles. See the codex for the basics. Then i would find a plugin with enables you to assign certain pages to certain users.

Just trying to help ;).

The line ‘Could not create directory’ indicates that there’s a problem with the permissions. You should make the plugins folder writable. Making writable is giving it the permission 777 (or 775). How you can do that depends on your ftp client or hosting software (like cPanel for example).

What FTP program are you using?

Why don’t you use pages for static content?

You can read pretty much everything about backing up wordpress in the codex.

But before updating, why don’t you delete the plugin folder (via FTP or Cpanel) and then rerty reaching the admin page?

Maybe it has samething to do with the rights of your plugins folder. Read the Codex for more info.

Good luck!

Your welcome. Maybe when i can peak at the back-end… ??
But sharing you login with strangers is not advisable.

Im offline now. Good luck with finding the solution!

If the
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‘Reading’ under ‘Settings’ and select under Front page displays ‘A static page (select below)’. Then select your homepage page.
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isn’t working then maybe it’s a setting in your theme (Titan Theme). Can you find a setting tab of the Titan Theme in your menu? Maybe you can change some settings there.

Don’t know to be honest. Was it just spontaneous? And when you click on the published posts? Maybe something with your writing settings (settings > writing)? Maybe you can recall more information on when, what your latest actions where, etc. Maybe a plugin that you’ve installed recently and is conflicting? Maybe a database issue (did you edit your wp-config.php recently?)

Hope it helps!

Can you provide more info, like:

– What’s your WordPress version?
– When did the posts disappear?
– What were your latest actions?
– What’s the url of your website?

What did the trick? (just curious ;))