PHP error related to the temporary CSS file

Do you have a directory /home/xxx/public_html/andersonscustard.com/wp-content/uploads/ or is the directory path to the uploads folder different?

Good question. SiteGround migrated us off of cPanel and to their new “Site Tools” infrastructure and perhaps the folder structure is different now. There appears to no longer be one main account with sub-folders for each site, rather we create FTP users directly for each site independently.

How do you suggest I go about getting the new path to be recognized?

I’ve added a new filter teccc_uploads_dir. You should return the filepath to your wp-content/uploads.

You can test it here, https://github.com/afragen/the-events-calendar-category-colors/archive/develop.zip

add_filter( 'teccc_uploads_dir',
   function() {
       return 'full/path/to/wp-content/uploads';
   }, 10, 1 );

Actually it’s the following.

add_filter( 'teccc_uploads_dir',
   function( $uploads_path ) {
       return 'full/path/to/wp-content/uploads';
   }, 10, 1 );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Andy Fragen.

No change, I’ve tried declaring the full path as ‘andersonscustard.com/public_html/wp-content/uploads’ and ‘home/customer/www/andersonscustard.com/public_html/wp-content/uploads’ and still getting the same 3 errors printed atop the site. I’ve deactivated the plugin again for now.

Well, as it turns out it was because the uploads folder was not writable as a result of the migration – my host corrected it and we’re in business. Thanks for your help and sorry to bother for something as silly

You can’t guess at what the file path is you need to know it. The default should be correct but I don’t know why it’s not working for you. You might want to ask Siteground support what the file path is.

Glad it’s fixed.