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On your workshops page, the anchor link looks like:
<p><a href=//"https://www.acornhats.co.uk/#Ah story:lack of space for anything">Read more about ah here…</a></p>

You need to remove the two slashes in from of http, and story: lack of space for anything from the URL to get:

<p><a href="https://www.acornhats.co.uk/#Ah">Read more about ah here…</a></p>

On your about page, I can’t really find the named anchor. Assuming you wanted it at the article title, you should put:

<a name="Ah"></a>

right before or after the title, it should work.

You have a CSS selector in the header of all of your pages that sets link color to #7a7a7a. Even though it appears you have specificity, the on-page selector is trumping your child theme style sheet. One option is to add !important to the color selector:

.entry a:link {color: #1400ED !important; background-color: transparent; text-decoration: underline; }

Which should override the page selector. I’m not a really big fan of !important, but in this case it might be the best way to go.

It turned out that W3 Total Cache was creating issues. I turned it off, then back on, and our plugin updates appeared.

We are having a similar issue. Select a category, then done, then save page, when you re-open the widget the category selection is not highlighted, so it probably was not saved.

Thanks for pointing us here Marco, we’ll follow

Does you credit to think of taking a backup. However, there are a number of plugins available that would come in very handy for that task. They will help you also get a backup of your MySQL database, where all of your content lives.

Did you somehow delete anything from your server when you copied it down? Or accidentally rename a file/folder? Try getting back on FileZilla and comparing the copy of your desktop to what’s on the server.

Your file transfer might be unrelated to the slowdown (unfortunate timing), contact your tech support and explain the issue. Be sure to tell them what you were doing.

Thanks for that. It gets weirder, now we have a single plugin appearing in updates, a new update. So apparently the updates for the past two weeks did not register. I’ll go the activate/deactivate route and see if that has an effect.

Glad that worked out, although it would probably be a good ides to update those plugins that need it also.

Well that’s annoying. Did any other plugins update in that time? I suggest that you give deactivating Advanced Custom Fields a shot. Also, did you auto-upgrade to 3.9.1?

Please post the exact error you are receiving during media upload, as well as the error you see when you close the uploader

I was hoping that 3.9.1 would provide a fix, but apparently not. Our dashboard sidebar updates tab has a balloon that claims we need 16 updates, but when the updates tab is clicked the plugins section claims that all plugins are up to date.

You have a wordpress.com site, so you should post over there:

https://en.support.wordpress.com/

Best of luck

403 (forbidden) happens when the process tries to access some resource it does not own permissions to get. Since the post saved, its probably not wp-content. Suggest you check this server’s error logs to see if they will tell you which resource it was trying to write to. You may need to change some permissions.

Your theme Visia has its own support site. The last entry appears to address your issue:

https://support.pixelentity.com/threads/8400-Fixing-gallery-slider-issue?s=69a5cef9de2879794cfc50a41dbf0e4f

I don’t see your double title issue. IE shows your images, Firefox does not.