IMRAN NAEEM

The issue might be caused by the .maintenance file. During an update, WordPress creates this temporary file, which puts your website into maintenance mode.

To fix the “maintenance error,” delete the .maintenance file from your root directory (typically the public_html folder).

You can do this by accessing the WordPress root folder via the File Manager in your web host control panel or by using an FTP client.

Thanks seank123. Problem solved.

Thanks fizanzvai . Solved the issue.

It looks like your offer page URL has changed or been removed. Check backend Pages, Options to input offers. If this happened suddenly, check the Settings > Permalinks section and click Save Changes. Good Luck!

This problem is caused by the Swipebox overlay.

Follow these steps:
Dashboard -> Customize -> Custom CSS ->Put these code and Save.

#swipebox-overlay {
display: none !important
}

Delete the cache plugin. Try renaming individual directories for each theme and plugin, not the entire directory. I think you accidentally deleted something when you went to edit using filezilla. Check the file directory with cPanel to see if everything is fine.

Tried. not fixed yet.

@font-face {
    font-family: 'SolaimanLipi';
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: normal;
	src: local('SolaimanLipi'), url(<?php echo $this->get_template_path(); ?>/wp-content/themes/mediacenter/assets/css/fonts/SolaimanLipi.ttf) format('truetype');
}

MBString is enable on Server. I change this code after uploading font in font folder.

@font-face {
font-family: ‘SolaimanLipi’;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
src: url(“wp-content/themes/mediacenter/assets/css/fonts/SolaimanLipi.ttf”) format(‘truetype’);
src: local(‘SolaimanLipi’), local(‘SolaimanLipi’), url(<?php echo $this->get_template_path(); ?>/wp-content/themes/mediacenter/assets/css/fonts/SolaimanLipi.ttf) format(‘truetype’);
}

This issue generally occur for version mismatch. The following steps turned to have fixed the issue and I haven’t got any problems so far with my website:

• Check Version number ($wp_db_version) from Database and copy it
• Navigate to wp-includes/version.php and Replace the version number

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by IMRAN NAEEM.

Go through phpmyadmin and check the version number and after that check the number in /wp-includes/version.php. If phpmyadmin version number is “15689”, make /wp-includes/version.php as same “15689”.

The problem, it turns out, was that the db_version field in the phpmyadmin wp_options table and the wp_db_version variable in the file /wp-includes/version.php didn’t match. In my case (an upgrade to 3.5.2) the database showed “37965” while the PHP file showed “38590”. Changing the number in the database to “22442” solved the issue.

I’m not quite sure if this is a proper fix – I suspect the ‘Update Database’ script does more than just updating the db_version field. But… I can log in again and the dashboard tells me I’m using the latest version of WordPress.

Make your old website URL to 301 redirect to new website url using google webmaster tools. As the search engines detect the 301 redirect, they update their data to show the new URL instead of the old one. The time it takes to see this change in the SERPs depends on how frequently they spider your website and how quickly they can process the change.

wordpress update only effect of root file not the theme file. Download backup before update theme or plugin. Unfortunately i don’t know any plugin which can help you on this matter. Try searching on plugin directory.

It might cause for blank space between two codes or some restricted editing. If you have access on cpanel, delete the change from theme file.

Check this tutorial. Do you want this type or something else?