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Good information, spencerp. Thank you! ??

Thanks, HandySolo! ??

I’ll do that, but I’m curious as to why that would solve the problem since URLs without the “www” are frequent. Could you explain a bit more?

Thank you for your help. ??

There’s no html file in my blog’s root directory. Just the default index.php.

As for the URLs, in Options I have:

WordPress address: https://meandmydrum.com
Blog address: https://meandmydrum.com

Now something new — getting to my dashboard using meandmydrum.com/wp-login.php gave me the error. But when I used “www” before it, I got the login page but without the usual blue box or WP logo…just plain text and fields. That’s never happened before.

I typed in the address to my options panel, and got the same thing — no true interface, just text and fields.

Well, I blew that theory out of the water. I just tried accessing my blog’s dashboard and got the same error message except this time I can confirm I was using the URL without the “www”.

This is maddening. Any help would be very much appreciated. ??

Very cool trick, Otto42! Thanks for explaining it so well.

Hi samboll, agreed. Could this have something to do with it? I noticed that when I went to https://www.meandmydrum.com I got the page with “web utilities webshell4”. But if I changed the URL in my browser to just meandmydrum.com, it seem to be just fine.

Is this something to do with the way the URL resolves? Or perhaps something I can control in either my WP settings or host settings?

I wish I could take the credit, but when I checked my blog again this evening, what was once not accessible now is. I guess something hadn’t been updated when I host moved the files or something, but now it’s working fine.

Thanks for the advice though! ??

Thanks for sticking with me, but alas, deleting my plugins didn’t affect anything. ??

If I could get my host to respond, they might be able to shed some light, but they’ve closed their instant message support.

So do I have any other options before considering a reinstall?

Correct, same message.

Well, if I could get to the admin panel I would, but no matter what file I try to access in my browser, it says “Not found”.

Is there another way to do that?

Thank you, jkeyes! That did the trick. ??

Thank you both for your help.

I’m still on the low end of the CSS learning curve, so I’m not as experienced as I’d like to be to fully implement your suggestion.

I do know that what I don’t want is to remove the spacing between the paragraphs. When I converted 1.5em to 0, or when I removed the p entirely, my posts lost their spacing — but the image border looked good! ??

So do I need to create another class or modify the existing imgborderR and imgborderL? In either case, how?

Has anyone else experienced this issue?

I can tell you that I’ve only seen this behavior while using the blog theme Anaconda. I’m guessing that means it’s reacting to some css, but not sure how to isolate.

Thank you, JoyceD. I’ll give that a try. ??