sheabaker

I’m now thinking maybe this has something to do with WordPress itself – maybe the rewrite rules.

I can go in via ftp and see the file in the location it is supposed to be. But WordPress won’t show it. I’m checking it against the older image paths that are working and they seem to be the same structure, but something must be different.

I appreciate your help.

Parent Site Has image: https://northernclover.staging.wpengine.com/products/product-title-name-of-product-only/

Child Site Does Not: https://northernclover.staging.wpengine.com/sites/products/product-title-name-of-product-only/

Child post says: https://northernclover.wpengine.com/sites/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2016/01/barrett.jpg Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

Child media library shows a record for the image, but the image itself is missing (404).

Hello,

No, not using a CDN plugin, but the site is hosted with WP Engine. The broadcasting has been working correctly on the site for 2+ years now.

Here is the debug log from when I uploaded a feature image and saved/broadcasted the post:
https://northernclover.staging.wpengine.com/wp-admin/wp-content/plugins/threewp-broadcast/ThreeWP_Broadcast.php.f3ce7e87.debug.php

Nope, they are on 2 separate pages.

Same concern here.

Form needs to validate/have required fields.

Any help?

RE: Takayuki
I just placed it on the page:

[contact-form-7 id=”95″ title=”General Contact”]

Does anyone have any tips on how to track down the offending <p> tag and eliminate it?

Tested the plugins. Not the issue.

Which themes, and it did in fact go away. But when I go back to the theme it needs to be, the break happens again.

Any ideas on how to track down the offending code in the theme? I wouldn’t even know what to look for.

Thank you.

We are having the exact same issue. However, we cannot locate any of of the plug-in files to remove. Help please?

portsmouth – how did you get control back?