poundsixzeros

I found this post that seem similar to your situation:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/creating-default-object-from-empty-value-of-line-639-wp-adminincludespostphp/#post-8820087

(Be sure to backup the database before making changes)

Maybe the blog page is displaying some categories and not others. Make sure your post is in a category that is displayed.

Also, watch the video.

Also clear your browser cache.

@jaimeparedes:
Couple of things:
1. Please create a new topic for your issue. (unless you’re providing help, in which case you should use the language the original question was asked)
2. There is a spanish language forum here. Edit: You can use this forum for your new post if Spanish is your language of choice ??

Espero que esto ayude.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by poundsixzeros.

Try resetting your permalinks. In admin go to Settings->Permalinks and re-save.

What do you mean by “does not display 100%” when using a different theme? Is it partially showing?
When in edit page mode and you click “preview page” button, can you see the content in the preview page that opens?

It looks like you’re using Tesseract Theme. You can find a tutorial on how to set up your blog with that theme here.

Hi,
.htaccess is usually in the site root. It’s commonly a ‘hidden’ file so when you launch file manager, if you get a dialog box be sure to select the checkbox to ‘show all files’ (or something like that).

The plugins directory is in the file system too. Site Root->wp-content->plugins.

Rename the plugins folder to something like pluginsOFF. You’ll want to rename it back to plugins later. Try this before digging into .htaccess. Low hanging fruit, you know? ??

In cpanel->file manager or ftp to the site files and check to see if the directory wp-admin is there. Also, look in .htaccess to see if there is a redirect to a different login page.
Another possibility is there is a security plugin that may be causing an issue. You can disable all plugins by renaming the plugins directory and trying to get in again.

Hope this helps!

Did you try disabling plugins and reactivating one at a time to see if there is a conflict?

Can you post a link to the website?

Hi,
Contact the plugin developer or check out the plugin forum if they have one.

Try running your site through a performance analyzer. Google “site speed analysis” (no quotes) or something like that. You’ll get suggestions on what needs to be ‘fixed’ to improve site speed. There isn’t a holy grail – try more than one and follw the suggestions.

RE the “Expiration not specified” check out WP plugins for a “Add Expires header” (no quotes). Find one that suits your need and see if it helps.

Image sizes/optimization are often a culprit of slow loads too.

This should get you started but your deadline is very tight. Good luck and hope this helps.

There are plugins to regenerate thumbnails: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/regenerate+thumbnail/. This won’t help if the image isn’t uploaded in the first place but if it’s just the thumbnail that’s missing, it might help.

When you disabled plugins and tested uploading, did you clear cache and reload the upload page before trying to upload?

I had a similar problem a couple weeks ago and that’s what worked for me.

If the image is actually uploaded and just the thumbnail isn’t showing, did you try regenerating the thumbnail?