chanel

Yes. I’m not the original poster, but yes it still occurs.

I fixed it. It was a plugin that was causing this issue.

In case anyone was wondering: it was the “add-rel-lightbox” plugin, created by Patrick Fenner

That actually works PERFECTLY Zoonini. Thank you so much for the suggestion! I really needed a plugin because whenever I manually add the meta tags and etc directly into the header.php, I always forget to re-add it once I change the theme, and then I don’t realize it until it’s too late. Thanks again!

Don’t play innocent. You were being sarcastic & condescending because:
A) I never said thank you for you to say you’re welcome.
B) nor did I say Happy New Year for to say “too”.

I am a bit frustrated (obviously, because that’s why people post for help here) and the last thing I needed were back-handed advice like change my domain and start all over again or implying that I am stealing a trademark brand. I’ve had my domain for over 8 years. I’m not a rookie.

Ps: I am being nice because I have yet to disrespect you, which can be easily done.

Next time, don’t play victim. I have nothing further to say.

No need to be a smart ass.

Marking it as resolved. Getting nowhere on this forum with this inquiry.

I have about 5% of profanity/adult content on my site and that’s because I may have blogged about a particular subject matter or two. The people who have told me about the block are able to access sites with obscene profanity, even with profanity in the url. My website OS mainly love, life and web design.

Chanel is my legal name. Can’t get sued for what’s on my birth certificate. So changing my domain name is out of the question.

Anyway,

Do anyone know of a WordPress plugin that can implement better keywords, meta tags and etc so it can be picked up by Google? Thanks.

I had to contact the hosting company about it. They fixed it within 30 minutes. They didn’t state how, or why that happened, but they did say that it was an issue that only they can fix.

Thank you to everyone else that submitted their advice.

I don’t know how to read/write php. I’m mostly a copy and paste person, once you give me instructions. I’ve created the file and here’s the result.

https://santanamaria.com/phpinfo.php

What should I do next?

Thank you for the response sofaking.

So do I create the phpinfo.php like this: https://santanamaria.com/phpinfo.php and just leave it blank?

I am actually working on this site for a client and no, this is not her own server. She pays a monthly fee for hosting (she’s using the same hosting company and plan that I have).

Update: I’ve tried locating the php.ini, but there is none. I’ve tried the steps where you add your own and edit the wp-config.php file but that still doesn’t help.

I’ve deleted most of the plugins and was able to get the login page to load, but once I log in, I get this:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 25952256) (tried to allocate 122880 bytes) in /home/santanam/public_html/wp-admin/includes/dashboard.php on line 88

I am now getting this error:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 26214400) (tried to allocate 122880 bytes) in /home/santanam/public_html/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 634

It’s not quite the same issue, because I am getting the issue when I am trying to access the admin section. Plus, when I change the memory to admin_memory_limit', '256M', I then get the same error message, but it will state for template.php.

Thanks anyway.