sarawatsonim

I *think* I may have fixed it. It seems somehow the allow subscribers and a subscription pop up toggled on even though I don’t use Jetpack to send newsletters. Maybe it happened during an update? Because I didn’t have this issue until the last one. Anyway, rectified now so I am marking as resolved.

Okay, so apparently the php upgrade this week on Bluehost messed with some configurations in the Cpanel. I went into the MultiPHP INI Editor and selected my site, then toggled off display_errors to disabled and that fixed the issue that I was having above.

It’s not actually resolved, I’m just changing 1600 internal links manually by adding the missing “/”.

To answer your above questions:

– What are the settings of your site url and home url in settings/general?

The site and home URL are both https://livelovesara.com

– Did you, your developer or your hosting company do a search/replace from http to https on your domain on the site?

Yes, but after the issue was noticed.

– Apart from activating Really Simple SSL, were any other steps taken to migrate to SSL, like installing other plugins?

No other plugins were installed.

-Sara

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by sarawatsonim.

Hi there,

I am having this issue as well and have been trying to change them manually but that is literally thousands of links. Can I ask how you fixed this?

I should have checked before posting above but I just pinned a few images from your page and they worked fine, so I went and checked mine and they seem back in running order.

Hi there,
I am having this same issue which I posted about late last night. I still haven’t got a response though. Mine seems to be affecting only my new posts since Jan 1st, Everything before the new year still pins normally. All the images from my two newest blog posts come up as broken when I pin them but like you they seem fine with the image as I hit save. I don’t notice the issue until I go back to my Pinterest board to check. This is happening from several computers, my iPad, and my iPhone. I hope they might be able to tell how to fix this because I use Pinterest for my blog daily as it is my main source of traffic.

It crashed my entire site. I couldn’t even access my wp-admin page after the update. I had to go through my cpanel and delete it.

I have/had this same issue. I find that If I deactivate the Google Analytics plugin in I can access the widgets area. I just deactivate it, do what I need to do with the widgets, then activate it again.

I was one of the people having the same issue a few days ago but mine was with jpg’s and I had no issues loading other things though. I posted about it but the issue seemed to have resolved itself within 48 hours. I have no idea was the problem was so I can’t give you have fix ??

Sorry, I meant to hyper link my blog up above but apparently it didn’t work.

I did all of the deactivating of plugins then reinstalling them one by one, switched the theme to default and it didn’t change anything. The odd thing is that it isn’t happening every time. Yesterday it uploaded 2/4 pictures I was trying to, then after 25 attempts it uploaded a 3rd photo, then this morning after about 10 tries I was able to upload the 4th. Every other time results in the HTTP error.

livelovesara.com

Same issue here since yesterday. I managed to get one uploaded after trying at least 20 different times but everything else is returning an HTTP error. No size difference than what they are usually. Same quality, size, not B&W. I have an image heavy site and never had any issues until yesterday.

livelovesara.com

I fixed the issue by changing the above code. It is now resolved.

I narrowed down my issue to posts that have embedded code from a site called Polyvore. I have a lot of these posts so it was causing a lot of issues. I found if I change part of the code <div style="width: 600px; margin: 0 auto;"> to <div style="width: 100%; margin: 0 auto;"> it fixes the problem. I hope this helps anyone else that may be having issues in regards to embedded Polyvore sets affecting the mobile responsive layout.

I didn”t know if I should start a new thread about this issue but I have narrowed down my problem. I have slowly been changing all my posts to have a “read more” so my home page doesn’t look cluttered and that seems to have corrected the responsive issues on the homepage. But when I click on a post that has code from the site Polyvore (I have quite a few of these and they are an important part of these posts) those posts still have unresponsive layouts. Here is an example of one of the posts that don’t respond to mobile layout. https://livelovesara.com/2015/03/vacation-packing-list/

This is one of the code from Polyvore that I use to put the picture in my post. They are all like this code just for different pictures.

<div style="width: 600px; margin: 0 auto;">
<div style="position: relative;"><a href="https://www.polyvore.com/travel_light_in_carry-on_packing/set?.embedder=1952332&.svc=copypaste&id=152227101" target="_blank"><img title="Travel Light in a Carry-On Packing List" src="https://cfc.polyvoreimg.com/cgi/img-set/.sig/jwRqwcc6wJyOWWOQQQw/cid/152227101/id/HiaRF6PK5BGq0Rijmyklpg/size/c600x1021.jpg" alt="Travel Light in a Carry-On Packing List" width="600" height="1021" border="0" /></a></div>
</div>

Is there something that I can fix in here to make these posts mobile responsive? Thanks for your time.

Sara

What part is breaking it? I’m going through it and can’t see what the issue is but that isn’t surprising since I am not super tech savvy. What part of that do I need to change?