Troy Dunn

Lilly, this would be totally random, but in my case I found a .htaccess file in the wp-admin folder. Once I deleted that file, everything started working again.

If this is what’s going on with your site, that would be amazing. If not, good luck!!

Oh one thought, in all my searches, it seemed that some people had success re-saving their permalinks. You might try that, if you haven’t already.

Lilly, I’m also running into the same 404 issues. Right now when I try to run auto-updates or delete a plugin I get a 404 page. This just started happening today.

I also host with GoDaddy and I suspect there is an issue with their .htaccess file but that’s as far as I’ve gotten.

I’ve tried lots of stuff, including replacing a majority of WordPress core files but I can’t find the issue.

It’s also not effecting all of my WordPress sites. I own two other hosting accounts with GoDaddy, both with WordPress installs and they don’t have any issues. I just run plugin updates and version updates from 3.5 to 3.5.1.

I also compared the .htaccess files and they are the same, so if it is related to that, it’s not the file but how the server is reading that file…if it’s related at all.

I have the same problem with the back link. I use permalinks and the back link goes no where. ??

Got it! I was looking in the theme folder for the main.php file. The file was in plugins > genesis-simple-headers > main.php.

It looks like simply adding “case ‘My Theme Name’;” would resolve the issue. I’ll give that a try.

Thanks for the super quick response!

John, can you help me out with this. I’m running into the same issue as empathik, however, I don’t see a main.php file. I started with the Enterprise theme, copied the folder, renamed it and BOOM — “Header” no longer shows up in the menu.

Thanks for the assist.

I have the same issue but I’m reluctant to modify the php of the plugin.