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@gappiah never mind, i just found it. Thinking about how much of an idiot i am right now. thanks for your help though

@gappiah hi George, thanks for your response. My internship is mainly marketing focused in a small company, so this is just a small side project that they want done from me. I think the problem is that in my posts i do not have a picture. My problem is that i do not see a single place where these images can be inserted to be able to display on my “landingspagina artikelen” page, in dutch this means articles landing page, landing page is a placeholder name right now and is not really a landing page, thanks for your concern though. The posts i have made contain images but they dont show on the “landingspagina”. I’ve since deleted the code from my custom CSS so that won come back to bite me later.

@wpmajestic Hi! thanks for your reaction. I’ve also tried this method, when i inspect it says the following: <h1 class=”gdlr-page-title”>about 2025 (which is page name)</h1>. I’ve tried changing the page title selector in the layour section to: h1.gdlr.entry-title but this had no effect. I feel like im doing something wrong but I have no clue as to what. Do you have an idea based on the previously mentioned info?

@diggeddy Hi David, thank you for your reply. I installed the plugin, are you able to view the page now?

@faisalahammad sorry, I forgot to tag you, could you look at the last message i sent you in this discussion?

@thepixelhut i’ve reset the permalinks, thanks for your help once again!

@thepixelhut so I woke up today and i got a text rom my boss, he could log into the admin mode. I first tried my old link and got the error 404 again, then i tried the link he send me, i could log in and when i tried MY link again after i could log in through that link too, any idea why this is happening?

@thepixelhut i have asked the host to add me to the FTP, when that has been succesfull i will let you know. Thanks for your quick responses!

@thepixelhut I activated a defender program that had been inactive for a few years, other than that i think i did not add another plugin, though im not a 100% sure.

however, i did add a line in a file called wp-config.php, i added: define( ‘WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE’, true );

because the site had troubles with auto-updating, do you think this could be a reason for this problem?

@thepixelhut

we were able to access the file and renamed it to backup.htaccess, we were still not able to get to the admin page however. Do you know what else it could be?

@thepixelhut

I installed a file manager plugin yesterday, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/file-manager-advanced/

is this a way to access the files without loggin in?

Hi @thepixelhut

it sounds like the .htaccess file is in the documents of the site, how can i access those now that i can’t log in?

Hi Faisal, after some searching yesterday i came across a few lines in a file called: class-wp-site-health-auto-updates. after scrolling down a bit i found the following lines of code:

public function run_tests() {
$tests = array(
$this->test_constants( ‘WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE’, array( true, ‘beta’, ‘rc’, ‘development’, ‘branch-development’, ‘minor’ ) ),
$this->test_wp_version_check_attached(),
$this->test_filters_automatic_updater_disabled(),
$this->test_wp_automatic_updates_disabled(),
$this->test_if_failed_update(),
$this->test_vcs_abspath(),
$this->test_check_wp_filesystem_method(),
$this->test_all_files_writable(),
$this->test_accepts_dev_updates(),
$this->test_accepts_minor_updates(),

i removed the second and third line and after that the critical site health error was resolved. You seem to be quite knowledgable on WP and code, so do you know if i can permanently remove these 2 lines without any major consequences?

Thanks in advance!