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Try filling out the lost password form (found on wp-admin login page) or go in via PHPMyAdmin and delete the table then reinstall.

You’d need to check that your plugins are compatible – however I do believe its just security updates so should be fine.

If clicking delete on it doesn’t work then check the permissions on it, make them read/write and then try delete.

If you are on a cPanel web host, try going in via cPanel > File Manager and doing it like that, most control panels have these things so don’t worry if you don’t have cPanel.

You want to be deleting all these .htaccess files though.

Alternatively email your web host and ask them to go in and delete them for you if your still unable to do it.

Image URLs are doing the same thing, check the .htaccess file again, i’d also check your functions.php file for anything in there.

the g-oogl-e.com link is what i was seeing ??

Delete the htaccess file all together – Go through the wp-admin > general settings and it will create a new one for you.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress#Famous_5-Minute_Install

that page explains it all.

On second thoughts.

https://www.top10sportplayers.com/?page_id=48

The URLs are working

Go to wp-admin > settings > general and make sure the domain name is set to top10sportplayers.com. That will solve it ??

Your probably using some sort of url forwarder instead of actual A records on the domain.

The best thing you could do is get yourself some cPanel web hosting, setup the blogs on the new cPanel hosting then use the addon domain features within cPanel to map domains to the folders.

Quickest & easiest solution ^

Its the stylesheet

https://www.johnmorrish.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/default/style.css

If you go there you can see it redirects you to some spam website, you need to open up the stylesheet and make sure there is nothing in there that isnt support to be, I would also check your .htaccess file to make sure there are no redirects on the stylesheet url.

Also, open up header & footer php files and check for anything in their that is redirecting traffic.

Could you give a link?

Have you tried to open th XML file in notepad or something on your computer to double check that the export worked correctly and that the data is in the file.

Failing that, have you tried a hard refresh / clear your cache on the import blog?

This should help:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/request-custom-fields-for-categories

Be sure to read all of it, as there is a download that works and then further down the page is a guide on how to upgrade it to a version that works with current version of WP