meraj.khattak

You are doing correct. It is hard to say anything without looking at the files / error which it is generating upon installing again.

If you have made changes directly in minimum pro then doing an uninstall / reinstall will not give you original code.

To do so, you will need to install minimum pro from its source in original format. Also an ideal way to make changes to your theme files would be to create a child theme from the original theme. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Good. Now whichever theme you are using go to that. You could do so by clicking on the theme name under themes directory from left.

Once there, you could edit your functions.php which would be present in selected theme directory.

Following are a few ways to fix this issue:

• Access your site via FTP and fix the error as mentioned above
• If you have access to your hosting panel and they provide a file manager, using that make this fix.
• Ask someone to fix this if you are having issues with this.

Unfortunately I am not aware of any other ways to fix this apart from the above.

• Login to your site via FileZilla.
• Download functions.php from yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/THEMENAME/ folderp
• Remove the change you just did to functions.php and upload again.
• After uploading retry and see if that works.

Please replace THEMENAME with the theme name you have setup in your WordPress installation.

Did you make any changes in the template files yourself?

This error is related to code and sharing the defaults.php may help in resolving this.

It seems to be an error at php code level due to which the site is not running.

Can you access your files via ftp / ssh / cpanel? If so you could remove the change you just did and it should run fine.

I see you are using avada theme. You should check in theme settings if there is an option to hide images title. If it is not there, then to remove title you could do two things:

1. Remove title from the images by going to every image manually.
2. Update the page which shows images to not show title for any of the image.

If you are still having this issue. Please try the flilowing:

• Take full backup of your current site (files and database).
• Install a fresh instance of WordPress.
• Import your database in new instance.
• Verify everything is working as expected.
• If you are using a custom theme, check every theme file for this malware / suspicious data, then clean that and upload.
• For plugins, if easily possible download directly from WordPress site and place in your plugins flider. As the database would have their installed status, it should continue to work with out requiring any changes.

I have my blog setup with latest WordPress and theme Twenty Thirteen. I added this code in text mode in a post on my blog:

<a style="cursor:pointer;" onclick="javascript: alert('Various text according to situation');">*</a>

and it seems to be working correctly.

When I access your WordPress RSS feed directly at https://trendybingoblogg.com/?feed=rss2 it seems to show latest entries e.g.:

<item>
<title>
En helt vanlig torsdag och BIO, SPEED och JUMP i chatten!
</title>

Make sure when you access it is not displaying data from cache.

If you are using feedburner URL for RSS, then please share its URL so that could be checked as well. Thanks

Follow the steps as mentioned on URL shared by @hardeep Asrani.

In case you have any specific question from the given methods on that link, please post your question here again. Thanks

Both these files seem very suspicious. It is highly recommended to move these files from your wp-admin folder to somewhere they are not accessible via web.

Then try again and your website should function well.

Does this problem get solved? I am able to click on the * and it opens an alert window showing the disclaimer message.

I am using Chrome latest version.

It is very strange that that you can’t access your website even after installing on root.

Is it possible for you to place a plain file at root and access that from there to make sure what you are putting in your root is accessible via your domain?

https://yourdomain/test.html