shamelessnerd

I was not able to add media or switch to the text editor on my self-hosted WordPress site when writing a post. The Yoast plugin wouldn’t load up either as the users above stated. I ran two different plugins to help locate a conflict and nothing showed up on either one. I found this post and deactivated my Yoast plugin and everything is fixed. On the downside, now I can’t use Yoast anymore. ??

@mazykin46

I’m confused, I assume I fill in my domain name where it says domain name, but what do I do with the (.*)?

Thanks anyway, it took me a month to get my site to look and function exactly the way I want it to, I’ll live with the gappy space rather than toss away all that work to go with a default theme. ?? I appreciate you taking the time to answer.

Thanks for the reply, but I ended up just deleting it all and going with a different theme. I hated to lose all that work, but even after the deleting and reuploading and putting it in notepad and reuploading my site was still locked up.

I had originally edited it in the wordpress editor. When I started having the problem one thing I read said that everything should always be edited in ascii so I switched the editor in my file manager over to that and tried copy and pasting it back, this was after I reuploaded the functions php made in note pad. The ? marky things showed up when I saved it as that. Thanks for the reply, I just don’t understand why it started in the first place.

Wondering if anyone is able to answer this question still. :/

YES! That solved the issue! You are great! I appreciate the help SO much!

Thank you so much! That worked great! I really appreciate it!

Yes that worked perfectly! Thank you so much!!!

I figured it out finally, sort of anyway. I used the method in this post https://presscustomizr.com/snippet/add-border-underneath-slider/ to add thick white borders to the top and bottom of the slider to position it how I wanted it.