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As far as the page builder, my theme is Avada and so I am using the Fusion Page Builder.

I just checked again. Take one folder as an example. I have 124 images in there from before, that were re-synced with Media Sync, and they show up in Media Manager when I select the List layout. But when I select grid layout, only 40 of those images show up. But the missing images will show up in grid layout if I type its name in the search box. I can’t figure out what is different with those 84 images than the other 40.

I forgot to mention, after I exported my new offline database I opened it in Notepad+ and did a search and replace – replaced all localhost references to my actual domain name. And then I imported it into the new online db.

I found a plugin called Media Sync which looked like it would work. It scanned the uploads directory for all images and I clicked import. Now, when I look in my Media Library it takes forever to load because its going thru all the missing ones but it does get to the older ones, some of them are there. It is weird. When I look in my file manager, I see the actual image file there. When I look in wordpress media manager, under that month’s folder where I know it is located, it does not show up unless I type the image title in the search bar, then its there. If I’m on a page and pull up the dialog to add an image to the page, it won’t come up unless I type only part of the name in the search box.

Ok, Thanks. I did file a bug report.

I tried several browsers – Firefox, Chrome, Edge – and it is the same on all. I opened it in Firefox in a private window without extensions working. On your demo I see the counter change but not images after the first one. The device is a desktop pc running the latest version of windows 10. I also tried it on my android phone, Galaxy S9. Same result.

I did notice that even though there is no picture showing on the page (after the first one), if I click where the picture should be and go into the lightbox mode then it shows up and all of them are there if I click the arrow in the lightbox. If I exit the lightbox, the picture I was looking at is on the page, but if I click the next arrow on the page it goes to the next one on the counter and the next picture does not show up. This is also the behavior using basic imagebrowser on my own site. I even tried making a plain test page with nothing else on it.

When I hit “next” on your demo I do not see another picture but under that it says “Image 2 of 16”. Mine does not even do that. It just does nothing. I did try disabling ajax. And clicking on different parts of the link area.

That works – thanks!

I was able to add it directly to the Nextgen Gallery style CSS because there’s a customization box in the “other options” section of the gallery settings.

Ok, here is one of the galleries. They are all formatted the same:

https://flightlineaviationmedia.com/aviation-images/photos/airbus/a3202/

I still haven’t been able to get it to work.

Ok, I see that. They’re not disabled in Visual. But when I click it, the eye turns purple but I don’t see anything marked in the text.

Well I am having a problem with it again. It was saying Not Writeable and upon looking at the permissions they were changed back to read. So I added write. But it still did not work. Now it says htaccess file not found but I definitely see it in my file manager.

Ok, that was it! Somehow they were set to “read”. So I changed owner permissions to also “write” and the error went away when I logged in next. Thanks!

Well, I installed that plugin and I think it worked! It notified me that it blocked one IP. I had gotten a couple notifications from the Sucuri plugin of failed login attempts, but apparently when it became a brute force attempt the other plugin stopped it.

That sounds reasonable, trying to get valid usernames so that’s why there is no password on the log.

There is a plugin called Brute Force Login Protection which claims that it can block an IP after a specified number of attempts within a certain time. Do you think this might help?

Something I just thought of. Could I remove it with a remove_action command like this:

remove_action(‘google-site-verification’);

“google-site-verification” is the name of the meta tag as I posted in reply 7.

Would this work? (or is there a better way?)