Hitendra Singh Rathore

Hello @engelburt01

Try
1. Shortcode Ultimate
2. TablePress

Hello @leehnetinka

Can you please specify which kind FETAL you are getting?

Hello @greenb123

As i can see when i inspected the source code. there is a text in that section as “page”. and probably this text is causing that white space.

It’s hard coded in your index.php file.

Solution

• Login to the Admin Section
• Navigate Appearacne
• Editor (look for index.php (do not elsewhere only look for the simple text “page”))
• Remove it
• Save

Now Refresh your homepage and if it is gone

THank you

Hello @abhivibhaa

As i am getting you want to implement a feature that id someone click on the images it show the text.
There were some plugins but they are not tested with approximately last two major update of the WordPress. So i would recommend you to not use them until they get an upgrade.

Meanwhile you can implement this feature custom with Simple Javascript.

Thank You

Hello @ansamnia,

1. See if your Web Hosting Causes the error.

if you have shared hosting and two websites on the same host and both the websites are causing the same problem, then there must be some problem with your hosting. contact the administrator tell them to resolve.

[IMP] – Before applying the below mentioned fixes. I recommend you to backup your entire website

2. Theme related errors.

to trouble shoot theme related area first of all disable the currently active theme. as you unable to access admin dashboard you need to disable from the back end(c panel or ftp client).
If you have access of your backend then go to the public_html/htdocs->wp-content->themes and figure out your currently active theme directory and change its name as “<folder-name>_disabled”. so WordPress no longer read it.

Now try to access admin dashboard. if it solve the problem, then your theme is causing the error. if not then try the below fix that deals with plugin issues

3. Disable Plugin
If one of your installed plugin is causing the issue then, you need to disable all the plugins. to disable all plugin from the back end. go to the public_html/htdocs->wp-content->plugins and change plugin folder name as “plugins_temp”. it will disable all the plugins.
and again check admin dashboard if it works.

if still you are getting the same issues. try the below one

4. Remove empty lines and PHP closing tag (?>) from wp-config file (use backend to edit wp-config file)

if still you are getting the same issues. try the below one

5. Increase PHP Memory Limit
To increase PHP memory in your wp-config file under “Define WP Debug” add the following code

define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’ );
if still you are getting the same issues. try the below one

6. Repair Database

To repair your DB:

• Login to your cPanel account.
• In the Databases section, click on PhpMyAdmin.
• select the database you want to work with.
• Click Check All at the bottom to select all tables. Next, in “With selected”, select Repair table

.

See if it helps.

Thank You

Hi @lolism

To run WordPress and all your installed plugins smoothly make sure to upgrade PHP version to the latest. and always make sure to upgrade WordPress (before upgrading core backup your existing website) and plugins because their new upgrade contains security fixes, maintenance upgrade and also common bug fixes.

Now let talk about your problem. Once deactivate all the plugins you are using and try to edit same file and save. and see if still causes the problem then activate the Twenty Seven theme and run Health check for the problem and see if it gives the same report as it has provided for your main theme. Or if there is no problem with default theme then there must be a plugin who is causing the fetal error.

There are the number of Plugins who are reported to causing this error. some of them are

• ShortPixel Optimizer (fixed with v4.8.4)
• WP Server Stats (fixed with v1.5.7)
• Custom Sidebars (working on an update)
• Magic Fields
• WP Spamshield
• GeoDirectory
• Social Login WordPress Plugin – AccessPress Social Login Lite
• Custom firewalls or security rules
• Some custom themes

Check if it resolve your issue.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Hitendra Singh Rathore.

Hello @lpdoffice

Sometimes, changes made to the .htaccess file can cause WordPress to /video/ /videos/ /events/ and /event/ links back to the home page instead of showing the page requested. In some cases, resetting the permalinks within WordPress will resolve this issue.

To reset the permalinks for your WordPress installation:

• Log into the WordPress Dashboard.
• In the side panel, go to Settings > Permalinks.
• Make note of the current setting. (If you are using a custom structure, copy or save the custom structure somewhere.)
• Select the Default option.
• Click Save Changes.
• Now select the previous setting you had before Default was selected.
• Click Save Changes.

This will reset the permalinks and will most likely fix the issue.

Thank You

Hello @tobleronne

Please paste the below code at the starting of your .htaccess.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^([^\.]+)$ $1.ical [NC,L]

See if it resolves the problem.

Thank You

Hello @lucabrasi40

As being SEO guy, I would recommend you to avoid any kind of plugin that provide automated internal linking. because they can hurt your entire SEO reputation by creating internal linking on repetitive anchor text and they are not personalized. they also slower the loading speed of webpage.

So i would recommend you to take 2 minute extra and do internal linking manually.

Thank You

Hello @awez1411,

Do you have menu support enabled in your functions.php of your theme? Look at the below look like code in your currently activated theme functions.php

	add_theme_support( 'menus' );

	register_nav_menu( 'primary', 'Primary Header Menu' );
	register_nav_menu( 'secondary', 'secondary Footer Menu' );

if not found then add this one and finally add a action for setup_theme function

Hello @micheletn,

As you are getting http error when uploading media, below are list of possible solution
1. Decrease your image size before uploading.
2. Increase PHP Memory(A little bit complicated) – but you can ask to your hosting provide to increase PHP memory.
3. Mod Security
Your server may have mod_security, and it might be causing problems.
Disable it to see if that is the problem. (if you don’t know about this ask your hosting provider to check it)
4. Plugin conflict
There might plugin cause a conflict. Once deactivate all the plugins and try to upload media.

Thank You

Hello @erinlllccss,

You can use section for this. Here you need to provide section id at end of link link#section1 and link#section2 like we use in one page website design. This technique can be alternative for your tabs issue. it’ll also help user to directly land on their required section with unique link of each link.
Give it try.!

THanks