Pete Moore

Hi Tim,

I think they decided not to add that function it was discussed from what I’ve seen.

What you can do is for that paragraph use a “Classic Block” instead of a “Paragraph Block” put the cursor where you want the image and click the Add Media icon.
Like this – https://ibb.co/CHjpZWS

Pete

Hi,

My guess is Bluehost automatically updated WordPress and something went wrong.

As Steven suggested I would contact Bluehost support and get them to investigate what happened.

Pete

Hi,

You can use a Column Block (Under Layout Elements) then add an image block inside one column and paragraph block inside the other.

You can have up to

Pete

If you’re not sure how to handle the WordPress side of things this plugin will probably be useful to you:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/really-simple-ssl/

Pete

Sorry don’t know the answer but looking at the code you’re using WP-Members Membership Plugin.

Probably better to post the query on their plugin support page:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-members

Pete

You are viewing the edit post screen using the “Text” view.

Click on the “Visual” button.

Not sure if that’s what you mean?

Did you rename it back to plugins after getting the site backup?

If not that’s your issue.

Pete

Hi,

Couple of questions.

Did you set up the site originally and have you ever been able to install plugins/themes?

Is it possible some kind of folder permissions were changed when you used file manager in your hosting account?

Pete

Are you not seeing the wp-login.php page?

I can see your website and login page fine at my end.

So you may need to clear your browser cache or try viewing your website/login in a (incognito/private depending what browser you use) window.

Here’s the view of your website and login page at my end:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wrbtf55bb87flwl/change-direction1.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zeubijb0m5crxqw/change-direction2.png

Pete

My guess would be a theme issue especially as it hasn’t been updated since June and doesn’t look very active support wise:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/mantra

Might be worth switching to one of the default WP themes and see if that stops the error.

If it does you can then switch it back and try contacting the developer via their website although it is a free one of their themes.

Pete

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Pete Moore.

Hi,

You won’t be able to view your website or log in to WordPress admin through your domain until the nameservers for your domain are pointing to your hosting account where you have WordPress installed.

Updating WordPress can’t change nameservers in your domain registration account so that was done by somebody else if it wasn’t you.

After changing the nameservers in your domain reg account it may take a little while to propagate (sync around the internet).

Once the domain is linked to your hosting account even if updating to version 5 has caused an issue you should at least see a blank white screen or some form of error (not this site can’t be reached etc)

Hope that helps
Pete

Hi,

From what I can tell you’re saying you’ve moved your website from one host to another?

domaincontrol.com are godaddy nameservers have you moved your site from hostinger to godaddy?

Make sure you’re pointing your domain name to the correct nameservers for your hosting account, you registered the domain (wildwestdomains) which is owned by godaddy.

It isn’t a WP issue it’s a domain reg/hosting issue.

Pete

That looks ok to me.

The 3 scroll bars (from left to right)

The post edit section
Gutenberg/post options
Your whole browser window

Pete

You’re probably using something that isn’t compatible with 5.0.

At a guess I’d say probably your theme but could be a plugin, try switching to a default theme (e.g. Twenty Nineteen) and see if it comes back.

If yes that’s probably the issue if no if could be a plugin causing the issue.

Hope that helps.