riccian

Hello, @infornweb.

Is the issue fixed on your end? I am also hosted at GoDaddy, and I have the same issue.

According to @kokkieh, the TLS version on Godaddy server may be the culprit.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/outbound-https-not-working/#post-12750031

By the way, the issue started to appear only after I updated to WPv5.4 and updated to the latest version of Jetpack.

I did not make any changes to the server or wp settings.

According to my host, both TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2 are enabled on the server.

I think, I may need to disable Jetpack for now.

Hello, @kokkieh.

Here’s the site link: https://www.freedomwall.net/.

My WP v5.4 install is on Linux.

Also, I am not sure if this will help, I used Redux Framework because it is required by my theme, Trawell. Trawell’s theme options shows only when Redux is installed and active. I bought the theme from Envato/Themeforest.

I already raised the concern to the theme developer, but after several email exchanges, the option they offered is a refund.

But I like the theme so much, so I kept it, hoping that I will be able to find a solution in the future.

My workaround for now is to make one-time theme options update, and then deactivate the Redux plugin when not in use.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by riccian.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by riccian.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by t-p.

Long time ago, I decided to move all my media uploads away from wp-content/uploads. I created another directory within the public_html folder for that purpose.

So when you look at my WordPress install (within public_html), the structure is:
cgi-bin
wp-admin
wp-content
wp-includes
files = This is where I store my media files
all other wp- .html, .php, and .txt files

My media uploads are located within public_html/files. I did this by inserting define('UPLOADS', 'files'); in the wp-config file.

All plugins and themes remain at public_html/wp-content/. For example, the Redux Framework URI directory is public_html/wp-content/plugins/redux-framework-4-master.

When I activated the plugin, I noticed that it ate a lot of my server CPU resources every time I make an upload. For example, when I uploaded a logo at the Theme Options section, the website went offline. It appears that the plugin forces to upload the logo at public_html/wp-content/uploads, not at public_html/files.

I also checked SiteHealth. When redux is NOT installed or deactivated, the uploads directory location is /public_html/files.

However, when I activated redux, the uploads directory location was updated to /public_html/wp-content/uploads. This value is in conflict with the uploads directory defined in my wp-config file, which is /public_html/files.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by riccian.

Sorry. Seems that my response is too late.

But Redux 4 did not resolve the issue.

@ahmedkaludi, please send me an email at [email protected].

I will give you a temporary admin access to my wordpress.

Sorry about the review.I did all the steps you suggested but still no improvements.

Hi @ahmedkaludi. It is still not working.

I used a premium plugin from codecanyon instead.

It is custom.

domain.com/%category%/%postname%/

The title should be “Actual AMP URL is different from the <link rel=”amphtml”> URL”

I have the same concern. Where is the main front-end CSS file?

I was thinking to make some padding, margings, font style and size changes but I couldn’t find CSS file to edit.

I got the same!

delete the word TWEET from line 519 of social-essentials.class.php

my wordpress is in my root and media directory remains at wp-content/uploads

that is why I can access my media files using both https://images.freedomwall.net and https://www.freedomwall.net/wp-content/uploads.

If you would like to know how I did this, see Method 2 from the instruction posted here https://www.freedomwall.net/2012/08/how-to-upload-worppress-media-files-or-images-in-new-directory-or-subdomain/

My question is how to rewrite my nextGen image urls to https://images.freedomwall.net instead of https://www.freedomwall.net/wp-content/uploads