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A few versions back the location for images was changed. The options page gives instructions on where to create the new folder. Once you do that then upload the images to this new location.

You can get the older version from the author’s website and install the zip file.

Does Atahualpa show up in your installed themes in the Admin panel? What theme folders show when you look at your WP-content/themes folder via FTP?

What happens when you change to another theme like twenty fourteen?

What version did you update from and what version did you update to?

What version of Atahualpa did you update from?

A few versions back the image files were moved out of the theme folder. If your header was there you will need to move it.

I tried the text editor and the problem still happens.

I use the visual editor.

You can see the URL’s at the bottom of this post:
https://www.texbiker.net/blog/2014/04/16/texas-bicycling-news-and-blog-digest-april-16th/
and also the front page at https://www.texbiker.net/blog

The problem is not present when I use the Twenty Fourteen theme. So My theme Atahualpa 3.7.15 may be the problem. Twenty Thirteen theme works correctly too.

Yes, each URL is on its own line.

I resolved the problem. Apparently the picture I insert just above the tweet URL was causing the problem. When I removed the picture and then put it back the problem went away.

I fixed the problem. The problem started when I installed WP-Cache and then uninstalled it. Somehow the file permissions changed and then I changed them. The solution:
–change the folder permissions of the WP-Content/plugins folder and the sub-directories to 744. Do not change the file permissions to 744.
–change the file permissions to 644 in the NextGen-Gallery folder only.

Now the internal server error has gone away and I can use the Flash image uploader again. I used Filezilla as my FTP program. There is an option in the CHMOD action to apply the change to folders and files.

I fixed the problem. The problem started when I installed WP-Cache and then uninstalled it. Somehow the file permissions changed and then I changed them. The solution:
–change the folder permissions of the WP-Content/plugins folder and the sub-directories to 744. Do not change the file permissions to 744.
–change the file permissions to 644 in the NextGen-Gallery folder only.

Now the internal server error has gone away and I can use the Flash image uploader again. I used Filezilla as my FTP program. There is an option in the CHMOD action to apply the change to folders and files.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-nextgen-gallery-internal-server-error-and-flash-upload-error?replies=1

I fixed the problem. The problem started when I installed WP-Cache and then uninstalled it. Somehow the file permissions changed and then I changed them. The solution:
–change the folder permissions of the WP-Content/plugins folder and the sub-directories to 744. Do not change the file permissions to 744.
–change the file permissions to 644 in the NextGen-Gallery folder only.

Now the internal server error has gone away and I can use the Flash image uploader again. I used Filezilla as my FTP program. There is an option in the CHMOD action to apply the change to folders and files.

I tried this but the problem is still there.

I am having the same issue. See my post in the forum with the Internal Server Error message and flash uploader errors.