SIte looks completely messed up

  • I had an unrelated problem either with ssl. Long story short I tried installing ssl on the apache2 webserver with certbot. After that the website now looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/0jinE27.jpeg
    Completely messed up.

    I also had errors that module “gd” wasnt installed and some rest api problem. I decided to completely reinstall apache2 but the same wordpress installation. I also solved all the rest api and module problems. Now security check/audit thing shows no errors and everything was like it was before I installed the ssl certs, but the website still looks like this.

    Any ideas on why? Thanks.

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  • Whatever you did: the style information is returned with the wrong content-type from the server. Do you have a specification for this in the .htaccess file? Could be caused by some supposed security setting of a plugin.

    Thread Starter alixplayz

    (@alixplayz)

    I’m not very experienced with wordpress so I’m not sure about any .htaccess file. However I am now seeing these errors: https://i.imgur.com/Gr8X6iz.png.
    They might have been there before aswell I’m not sure. The problem seems to be something with the HTTPS 443 port. I don’t see the correlation to the site being messed up though.

    With wordpress there is only one htaccess file in the root directory of the project. Have a look at it. You can also post it here, there are no critical things in it.

    If it is not htaccess as the cause, it is due to a faulty web server configuration. Then you should rather contact an Apache community (or server support community).

    Thread Starter alixplayz

    (@alixplayz)

    https://i.imgur.com/w7pVPKZ.png. Don’t know if I’m doing something wrong but it doesn’t seem to be in the root.

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    Thread Starter alixplayz

    (@alixplayz)

    https://i.imgur.com/w7pVPKZ.png. I can’t seem to find it in the root.

    Ok, then it is a server setting. Unfortunately, we can’t really help here.

    Thread Starter alixplayz

    (@alixplayz)

    An apache server setting? I already tried reinstalling the entire apache server so it can’t be a misconfiguration on that end. Also I self host all of this. No cloud hosting provider involved so I’m up to try anything.

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