Anass Rahou

Hi there!

The login page as i see right now is visible, all you need is just put your username and password that you have choosed during the installation process.

Please let me know if all is fine and you have successfully accessed your admin dashboard.

If you have a paid version of your gallery plugin, then it will be a great idea to ask for support for this issue directly in the support forum to obtain the best way to solve this.

If not, you can publish a topic in the support forum of that plugin right here, and wait for the developer’s help, or someone else.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/maxgalleria

They will possibly have some previous experience with this problem.

OK. This probably will be an error that occurred when you’re merging the three blogs, or the method you have used to achieve that. First make sure you have moved all the images correctly from one host to another.

Another possible way to solve this may be a plugin like Media Cleaner that does this automatically.

Hi there!

Have you tried the default WordPress Media Librady to found what images are used on your website?

Encounter unattached images in WordPress

You can find all files that are not attached to any page or post and later delete them as you see in the image above using that feature.

Ok. Now Is your problem has been solved yet?

Hi there!

This message error means that the requested folder is not found on your local server inside the folder htdocs where XAMPP stores web pages.

Please make sure that your WordPress application folder is named wp to access it and install your website.

To solve this problem, just rename your WordPress folder to wp or whatever you want and try to access your website again from your browser address, using the chosen name.

Please let me know if this solves your problem ??

Perfect!

Please mark this topic as Resolved.

Hi there!

First of all, make sure the problem is not a compatibility issue or an error in a plugin that you’re using. To achieve this, we recommend you to deactivate ALL your current plugins except the one you use for your editors, and switch to a default WordPress theme like Twentyseventeen, then encourage your editors to make changes from different browsers.

If the problem is solved with this measurements, then definitely the issue resides in a plugin installed on your website, try to discover which one, and find another alternative to perform what that plugin does.

Please let me know if this approach solves your problem.

Hi there!

First of all, make sure the problem is not a compatibility issue or an error in a plugin that you’re using. To achieve this, we recommend you to deactivate ALL your current plugins, and switch to a default WordPress theme like Twentyseventeen, then try to edit your content and check the words counting.

If the problem is solved with this measurements, then definitely the issue resides in a plugin installed on your website, try to discover which one, and find another alternative to perform what that plugin does.

Please let me know if this approach solves your problem.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Anass Rahou.

Hi there!

First of all, make sure the problem is not a compatibility issue or an error in a plugin that you’re using. To achieve this, please deactivate ALL your current plugins, and switch to a default WordPress theme like Twentyseventeen, then try to add a new item.

If the problem is solved with this measurements, then definitely the issue resides in a plugin installed on your website, try to discover which one, and find another alternative to perform what that plugin does.

Please let me know if this approach solves your problem.

Glad to help you @nijen777 ??

Glad to help you @4sk4li ??

I don’t think that this problem is caused by Yoast SEO plugin. Maybe it will be another one. Please make sure of that.

It will be a good idea delete all plugins, activate a default WordPress theme, and install firstly Yoast SEO, is you view the horizontal scrollbar again, then definitely it will be Yoast SEO, and at that moment, you should ask Yoast SEO developers for more information about this.

html, body {
    max-width: 100% !important;
    overflow-x: hidden !important;
}

Another possible reason may be a problem with your CSS, please add this to your CSS editor in the customize section of your dashboard, and try again.

Let me know if the CSS code solve your problem. ??

Hi there!

First of all, i recommend you to deactivate all your current active plugins from the dashboard, and activate a default WordPress theme like Twentyseventeen to make sure that the error is not from there.

Let me know, please, if that solve the problem. If so, then you will need to activate them again one by one until you find the one that is causing the issue.

Hi there!

It seems like an issue in the plugin you are using on your website. First of all, i recommend you to contact the developer of that plugin and explain this behavior that you are experiencing.