ragster

I had the same problem.

It looks as if the shortcode method doesn’t work any more.

If you go into ‘widgets’, you’ll see a CCF widget in there – drag it to where you want it.

If you just want it on a page – I have no idea how to do that (apart from adding a ‘widgets on pages’ plugin.

I managed to fix it by:

Changing the permalinks back to default.
(this produced 404 errors on those pages)

Then

Putting the permalinks back to /%postname%/

et voila it was all working again!

Ok got it.

Thanks for your replies!

Thanks Agus.

Will an image be marked as ‘attached’ even if it was uploaded via the media library or ftp?

Or is the ‘attached’ status only given to images that were uploaded via the visual editor on the post/page itself?

Thanks Samuel – works a treat – even the category allocation.

Cheers!

Have a look here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/203189?replies=2#post-850870

I had the same issue.

If I was you I’d use a cloaked redirect on your homepage and not go down the htaccess route at all

Just my 2c!

Have a look here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/203189?replies=2#post-850870

I had the same problem.

it turned out that my choice of permalink structure was causing the problem.

I wanted the SEO-friendly /%postname%/ custom option.

I followed the instructions here:
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/seo-friendly-url-structure/4556/

then updated the .htaccess file as instucted in WP – and it works now.

This may not be related – but I had a similar experience recently.

I asked my hosting company to have a look and they found something wrong there – I’ll post the reply before as it all a bit gobbldeygook to me – but they DID fix it…

The IP with which the DNS records of domain xxxxxxxx.com was created on our nameservers were incorrect and now I had it corrected with the correct IP. Please note that it would take about 24-72 hours for the corrected DNS records to get propagated globally, until then you may check the domain via any proxy sites and verify if it is correct or not.

Good luck!

Ok – the web host has fixed it:

‘Seems to have been a problem with an upgrade of Zend, a php module. Sorry.’

Silly me – obvious really(!)

Now…if anyone would be so kind as to give me some help with the issue in my original post….

Thanks – doing it now…

OK – the whole blog has stopped working!

Any suggestions – what’e gone wrong?

(It was Ok yesterday!)