Phil

I too have the same issue. Fresh install, no security plugins.

It wasn’t, unless there’s an update. Another thing I spotted was the social login buttons aren’t tags and so are not tabbable with other items on the page.

The comment form doesn’t have support for accessibility, so things like a label over the comment reply form, submit button etc

https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/forms/labels/

I would at first try the code you tried in a child theme header.php, in place of the current logo element.

The conditional statements you add will show the correct logo based on which page is shown.

Hi Christopher,

Yes, I see the same. Did you migrate (copy/duplicate) the site from the koala site onto this new domain? Looks like there may be redirect set up over there. Alternatively, it could be a plugin, function or cache thats causing the redirect.

I notice that if you visit the login page: https://intraoprotect.de/wp-login.php, you can see the ‘forgot password’ and return home links are still pointing to the koala site URL, meaning the WordPress settings are set to the wrong URL by the looks of it, either by the site/home URL or via a plugin/redirect somewhere.

If you have access to the intraoprotect site database (via PHPMyAdmin), you can login and navigate to the options table (wp_options) and check the values entered if you can’t access the site’s admin area.

Hi Administratus,

I still don’t see it in your screenshot – have you tried viewing it in a different browser or in a private browser to check incase it’s a browser caching issue?

So the error is saying that the file you are trying to upload is too big and is exceeding the limit set by your server.

There are a few ways to amend these, but if you’re not comfortable editing the .htaccess file or the php.ini configuration file on your server, you could check and ask you hosts to help.

If you have FTP access, then you can manually upload the file into the /wp-content/plugins folder (not the plugin zip, but the directory inside the zip).

Hope that helps.

Hi there,

Initial checks show the SSL may not be installed or set up on your domain – did the installation of the SSL confirm it had been set up? Once it’s set up in your hosting account, it’s pretty straightforward to set it up in WordPress and redirect traffic through it.

It looks like you might be missing the text in the pagination links, they are empty currently – which is why you may not see any links to paginate with. Try adding descriptive text on these 2 lines:

'prev_text'          => __( 'Previous Post', 'textdomain' ),
'next_text'          => __( 'Next Post', 'textdomain' ),

I checked out your site and can’t see any colour disturbances, the background looks like the same green – are you just seeing this issue in the admin area on in the front-end too?

I can see that the domain you mention, https://domainname.de isn’t a WordPress site, so I’m assuming your site should be on a different domain.

Say your domain would be something like https://mydomain.com, this is the domain URL you would add to the WordPress settings in the admin for Site URL and Home URL. You will not need to add the hosting/domain company URL ahead of it.

So if your domain for example, is christopher1992.com, you would enter in the WP URL settings https://christopher1992.com (you can also add the www if you want, so https://www.christopher1992.com).

Then your login URL to then login into WordPress would be https://christopher1992.com/wp-login.php

Alternatively, if you can let us know the domain you are trying to install WordPress on, it may shed more light into where you should upload the WordPress files to. For example, if you are wanting it in a folder inside the domain, then it would be like https://christopher1992.com/myfolder (where the folder is called /myfolder in your root)

Hope that helps.

If the image or icon in throughout the whole site as per the OP’s description, then I would assume it’s like a logo, banner or icon in a sidebar or something and not a featured image in just a post or page which would use multiple sizes.

My solution works if it’s a like-for-like image you just want to swap on every page. If it’s a featured image in a post, then you would need to manually replace it for each post/page editor in order to create/crop the different sized images used in the theme.

I just tested your site and managed to add a product to the cart with no problems and proceed to the checkout OK.

The easiest way would be to connect via FTP or File Manager in your hosting account and upload a new image with the same name into the folder where the current image is – that would override the image and swap it out everywhere it displays, without having to touch any code or manually update page images.

Hope that helps.

I see the shortcodes in the body.

You have either deactivated the Visual Composer plugin (which your theme uses), or you need to update the theme to the latest version which may include an updated VC plugin if it’s outdated and incompatible with latest version of WordPress. Either way, the Visual Composer files are not present in the source of your site currently.