Shawn Hooper

When you’re looking at the list of pages in the dashboard, it will indent the child posts under their parents, can make it easier to find the post you’re looking for if you’re just browsing through the list.

Also, the URL will reflect the relationship, assuming you’re using a permalink like /post-name/

You’ll get a URL like:
https://www.example.com/parent-page/child-page/grandchild-page/

This can be nice for recognizing where you are in a site. Also, and I’m not an SEO person, but it may help search engines determine your hierarchy. (Don’t quote me on that one!)

Correct. Hierarchies of pages are used to show the relationship from one piece of content to another. You’ll see this used if your site has breadcrumbs, for example.

Navigation is done through creating menus. These can link to any content on your site (pages, posts, external links).

You can have a hierarchy in your navigation as well (sub-menus).

Clear as mud?

You’re welcome. Have fun!

I interpreted this ticket differently.

Did you mean when you’re navigating through the media library using the keyboard, that it skips post id # 5 ?

Is there a line that starts with:

define(‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’,

Is there a constant in your wp-config.php file that’s overriding the path for your site?

Can you login from this address?

https://tecize.com/wp-login.php

Great! That should do it then. Good luck.

Ok, maybe your caching plugin is causing the problem.

Look in the wp-content/ folder and remove any files there other than index.php. Also if there’s an mu-plugins folder, remove that as well.

That should leave you the following:

• languages/
• themes/
• upgrade/
• index.php

What do you get then?

Is this site on GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress plan?

Just spoke with a contact there, they said those sites will update in the next 24 hours.

If you’re not on the Managed plans, let me know.

Hi Jonathan,

In the output you posted, the big problem is:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function icl_register_string() in /home/pworks/www/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/woocommerce_wpml.class.php on line 527

The problem is either with the WooCommerce plugin or the WPML plugin by the looks of it.

You said you’d disabled your plugins though, they appear to still be loading. When you provided this output, was that after renaming the plugins directory?

Were the shortlinks ever working?

The example one you gave is redirecting an IP-based site hosted with BlueHost. Is that where writingreadingandlife.com is hosted?

Unfortunately that doesn’t tell me much. There’s is probably (or hopefully) more detailed information in the log that might point us in the right direction.

I can’ help any further based on the facts presented. Would need someone to chime in who’s experienced a similar problem in the past.

If you check the IIS logs (event viewer) do you get any detail regarding the Internal Server Errors?

The updater in WordPress only checks every 12 hours for a new release, as far as I know. Maybe your GoDaddy site just hasn’t hit that point yet?

You should be able to go to:

https://example.com/wp-admin/update-core.php?force-check=1

(replace example.com with your domain)

to force a check for the update though.