Mohammed Abdul Wajid Khan

Navigate to the file manager and click on the settings button located at the top right corner. This will prompt a dialog box to appear. Ensure to check the option labeled “Show Hidden Files.” By doing so, you will be able to view all .htaccess files throughout the file manager.

@pritch808, You’re welcome! However, we still need to identify the root cause of this issue to understand why it occurred. I’ll keep you updated here if we find any solutions or insights regarding the .htaccess file.

Deleting?wp-content/uploads/.htaccess worked for me.

I did on my own site and its working for me.

The issue might be related to the .htaccess file in the upload folder. Please check and rename the file. Please test it out

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by Mohammed Abdul Wajid Khan.

It appears that after updating to version 6.5.3, many websites are encountering issues where files from the uploads folder cannot be found. This seems to be a significant problem stemming from WordPress.

The reason for adding the URL for the logo is that when clicked, a “%20” is added to the frontend, causing the issue. This occurs due to a space in the URL.

@elemntor Looking for above answers.

@elementor Looking for above answers.

Please i need help here.

Hello Jayaram,

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Regards,
Wajid Khan

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