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Most questions here are from newbie issues but this appears to be quite complex and could be anything. Corrupt backup, data corruption from hacking,

Have you got a screenshot or a link to what is you are talking about?
Have you tried restoring older backups, do they have the same issue?
If you create a new product does it also have the same problem?

It’s not clear to me what you are asking for here…
Is there a way to refresh WordPress and have it reconnect to the database?

Have you chatted to you hosting provider? Based on MarkRH’s comment it could be a server setting.

I’m no expert but this is my opinion.

Getting ranked well by Google takes time and ideally lots of links from influential people/sites. I’m not sure what your SEO person is doing but there is only so much you can do on your own site. Then it primarily comes down to having influential external pages linking to your site slowly over time.

gah… its on here!

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/64615/show-shortcode-without-executing-it

Escape the [, write it as as [ or [.

To display a shortcode instead of rendering it you have two options:

• Write shortcode. WordPress will show this as [shortcode].
• Escape the [, write it as as [ or [.

There are quite a few threads with people who have had similar issues to you.

Rather than repost it all this thread has a good process to follow to troubleshoot it:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-and-cant-log-in?replies=6

That’s it, nice one Mark ??

It’s probably something like this….
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/https-issue-7

What version of your theme are you running? It may already be fixed in the latest version.

Interestingly, when I do a view source on the pages with the errors the url that it is complaining about is being referenced as https.

There was another example that looks similar here
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/73707/mixed-content-stylesheet-being-blocked-because-of-a-querystring-parameter

but I checked and your url isn’t returning different status codes with the query string so it’s probably not relevant.

lol that is strange!

You could also change the url in General > Settings to include the https if it hasn’t already.

I had a similar issue, if you can’t fix in the template or plugin you can try this plugin – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-https/

It forces all the urls to be https.

Login to your web control panel and access the file manager. Follow the instructions that I have given to rename the directories. Let us know when you have done that.

If you had wordpress on there it looks like it has been removed. Could the domain have been redirected to somewhere else?

Is your email still working?

With you web host control panel access via the web or ftp