threestyler

Are you sure you have moved the complete WordPress installation to the new directory? As the error suggests it cannot find wp-settings.php in that location.

Also if you already ran the above query you may also need to run it as follows:

UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = replace(guid, 'https://www.new.thesydneyvisitor.com','https://new.thesydneyvisitor.com');

Try this:
https://pastebin.com/aD7bM6SP

Unfortunately support isn’t provided at www.ads-software.com for purchased themes as there is no way for anybody to test it without purchasing the theme themselves.

You would need to keep trying and carefully looking through the themes options/settings or contact the author of the theme for support.

Can you paste the entire post into https://pastebin.com/ and provide the URL so I can have a better look.

You can find all the information in the codex for user roles and capabilities:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Roles_and_Capabilities

Once WordPress completes the upgrade the contents is removed. So it should be an empty directory.

So the next time you install an update your index file will also be removed leaving an empty directory again.

If you’re being hacked I would put money on it being absolutely nothing to do with the upgrade folder but more than likely an outdated or poorly coded plugin.

Start by disabling all active plugins. Then check if you can use those options. If that works then you will need to re-activate plugins one by one until you find the cause.

If disabling all plugins does not resolve it also try switching themes. Then report back.

Subdomains are not accessed via www. prefix so the correct url would be:

https://new.thesydneyvisitor.com

You will will need to setup the WP MU Domain Mapping plugin:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

The upgrade may have gone awry. Try switching themes then go back to the update dashboard and choose to reinstall from the update settings.

I take it your using the visual editor? Switch to html view then remove the extra tags using my image for reference.

Then you should remove the closing tags on those images. Basically you have missing and additional html tags effectively wrapping the whole section in one giant un-clickable link.

Sample from that block but there are missing and enclosed p, br, strong tags throughout the page:
https://c.awsm.eu/1c1M0U111b3L2v3V1g1A

It’s also a good idea to close image tags with a />

ie change:
<img src="image.jpg alt="text">
to:
<img src="image.jpg alt="text" />

Sounds more like a missing comma/bracket/semi colon somewhere in your functions.

I misunderstood I thought the problem was the images were not showing. None of the images are clickable.

<p><img src="https://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i134/bravo88889/Where.jpg"></a><br />

Start here. Appears to have a closing </a> but no opening <a href="">

Same here:
<p><img src="https://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i134/bravo88889/RatesTerms.jpg"></a>

Here:
<img src="https://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i134/bravo88889/Sponsors.jpg"></a>

Here:
<img src="https://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i134/bravo88889/SHORT-Divider-Line.jpg"></a>

So on and so forth.

Have you tried viewing in a different browser? As I said the images are showing fine for me and included a screenshot to show it which suggests the “problem” is nothing to do with WordPress but something at your end.