I am guessing the issue: The directory paths are sorted incorrectly but I do not know how to bring it back into an order so that I can use it properly. Can anybody help me and tell me how to make WordPress recognize my themes and plugins that are displayed in wp-content/wp-content again?
My file system is:
├── weblogs
├── wp-admin
│ ├── css
│ ├── images
│ ├── includes
│ ├── js
│ ├── maint
│ ├── network
│ ├── user
├── wp-content
│ ├── languages
│ ├── upgrade
│ ├── uploads
│ └── wp-content
└── wp-includes

We have several websites hosted at WPVIP, all of them using Elementor. We detected an unusual behavior with SVG icons on the websites: no matter what we do, the icons are not loaded. Even when we load them to the backend, the SVG icons gets removed right after adding them.

I have been in contact with WPVIP team and they found the culprit at this function:

public static function file_get_contents( $file, ...$args ) {
    if ( realpath( $file ) === false || ! is_file( $file ) || ! is_readable( $file ) ) {
        return false;
    }

elementor/includes/utils.php line 811

The function file_get_contents() in Elementor is returning?false?because?realpath( $file )?is returning?false on WPVIP because PHP?realpath()?function does not support PHP stream wrappers. This is because the VIP platform uses the?VIP File System, which is?an object-store that lacks a true directory structure. They implemented?a PHP Stream Wrapper to handle the WordPress integration?with this file system.

What we have done to overcome this situation is that we applied a patch:

    if ( (realpath( $file ) === false && file_exists( $file ) === false ) || ! is_file( $file ) || ! is_readable( $file ) ) {           return false;

Since realpath() validation was added for security, we extended it by using file_exists(). This way, if file_exists() returns true even if realpath() returns false , it would still pass the validation, hence allowing us to keep using Elementor with SVG icons.

Please notice that this is an issue on the free version of elementor, that affects sites hosted in platforms that uses custom file systems (such as WPVIP).

I hope this can help to add this fix in a future version of Elementor.

BR/AR

What about an option to reflect the folder structure in the physical file system?

I have done nothing on the site since recently showing a white screen.
I turned off all the plugin. It still does not work. How to fix it

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When I execute File System, the result found all unknown file from my WordPress in WP core?

My WordPress installation is in its own subdirectory on my website: https://example.com/blog/

Does this could be the cause?

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