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Hi there, jaymack12. Would you mind providing a link to one of the posts in question?

Thanks so much! ??

Sorry to hear that, @karazam. When you mentioned the server issue that you got help with a couple of posts back, do you recall what changes were made to get the images to display correctly?

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Thanks for the follow up. I wondered if something like that may have been happening.

There are a few questions that come to mind:

• Has anything about the images changed (i.e., format, size, etc.)?
• Have you tried using a different browser or device to insert images?
• Have you recently added any plugins?

While on the subject of plugins, it may not be a bad idea to sequentially disable plugins and re-attempt inserting images.

Hello again, @karazam.

Here is a very helpful tutorial on Inserting Images into Posts and Pages.

Hope this helps! ??

Hi there, @karazam!

Have you recently made any changes to your permalink settings? In the off chance that you have, you might try reverting back to the default permalink settings.

Well played! Sometimes one just has to step away from the keyboard, decompress and try again later. ??

Glad it worked for you, @kthom.

All the best!!

Looks like you got it fixed, @kthom. That’s awesome!

Was it an easy fix?

You might also try sequentially disabling plugins–disable a plugin, attempt to update the phone number, repeat.

Once you find the offending plugin, you can simply remove it or find a viable replacement that doesn’t cause issues with your site (and that doesn’t exist on GoDaddy’s Blacklisted Plugins).

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It’s been awhile since I’ve interacted with GoDaddy’s account interface. From what I recall, however, the flow for installing WordPress should go something like this:

1. Log in to your GoDaddy account
2. Click on ‘Web Hosting’
3. Under ‘Web Applications,’ click on the WordPress icon
4. Click on the domain name that you will be using
5. Fill in administrative settings details, etc.
6. Optionally fill in the Website tagline
7. Click the ‘Install’ button at the bottom, right-hand corner of the page

From there, WordPress will install within your hosting account. Once WordPress has fully installed, you can log in to your WordPress site and upload any custom themes, plugins, etc.