myroxie

What’s the console? Never referred to anything as a console. The thing is, it used to work and I haven’t introduced any new plugins since then so dont know why there would all of a sudden be a plugin conflict. I’m using Beaver Builder. Is that an issue?

OK. Thank you.

I don’t see where the first rule is located. I added the css you suggest and it is still off by a couple of rows.

Yes. I know that. But what I’m saying is that the email with the special link never arrived. So what am I supposed to do? And this site is NOT multisite

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by myroxie.

I’m having the same issue. And Flickr is only returning very few and inappropriate images.

I think that did the trick. Thank you!

Thank you for your response, Scott. Although it has been so long that I forget what I did. So I repeated the whole process using the origin and destination urls that you note. After the process completed, I downloaded the zip file and uploaded it to the proper directory. When I navigated to the url https://goodworx.com/archived-sites/Housepetality the entire format and CSS is missing. If I click any link, it says “Server not Found”.

I can successfully navigate using direct links, but not from clicking the links on the static pages. For example, if type https://goodworx.com/archived-sites/Housepetality/doggie-day-care/ into the address bar, I arrive at the static page. If I click on the navbar link to Services>Doggie Day Care (on that same page) I am taken to the corresponding page on the live site and not to the static version as it should be. I made a small change in text to the live page so I could tell which page I was landing on.

So it appears that there is a structural glitch going on.

Thank you, barnyoka. I did manage to correct it myself, but unfortunately that won’t really help. I am a designer and I chose this plugin specifically because of its simplicity to clients. Most of my clients are very untechsavvy, and all these gyrations make it a no go. So I will have to find another way to simplify their ability to use images in their posts.

<a title="Attribution License" href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"><img src="https://attorneyexecutivecoaching.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-inject/images/cc.png" alt="" /></a>

Sorry I didn’t use the code markup:
`<img src=”https://attorneyexecutivecoaching.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-inject/images/cc.png&#8221; alt=”” />

It appends this html after the caption:
<img src=”https://attorneyexecutivecoaching.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-inject/images/cc.png&#8221; alt=”” />

I am having the exact same issue. Here is what it looks like:
https://awesomescreenshot.com/0c25owflf2

It happens on most but not all the images. [

Thank you.

I had the same experience with the update undoing/overriding the options I had set and getting a deluge of attack messages.