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Shut off your add blocker. The white page is because the add blocker is blocking the advertisement.

You have a permission issue. https://eatrunwrite.com/home/wp-content/uploads/red-ochre-view2017.png

If you try to pull up one of your images it throws a 403 error. Try following these steps to fix: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-403-forbidden-error-in-wordpress/

Did that resolve the issue?

How about some links and images to show us the actual problem?

You site is showing 500 internal server error which means that there is most likely a php error going on. If you can’t get into your admin, your going to have to FTP in and try disabling your plugins manually.

Top right corner of your “edit page” page, click on the “screen options” and make sure “page attributes” is checked.

Check the trash can. Until you permanently delete the file, it still can be recovered and the permalink still remains for the old link.

Can’t you use Visual Composer for what you are looking for?

Unzip and FTP it up the unzipped directory into the /wp-content/themes

When you moved the site from live to local, did you do a fresh install on local or did you move the database down as well? Not sure but you may have the “Orangeize my uploads into months and year based folders” in settings -> media

This would explain it if it was a fresh install and the default setting was in place.

It means your the amount of time in your case 30 seconds, which is the maximum time your script is allowed to take has been exhausted. Change the maximum time on your php.ini file. If your using. XAMPP should have info for you on how to change php.ini values.

What does your console say? Sounds like it should be throwing an error. That would be the first place to start.

There so many ways to do this so I’ll give you the basic idea. Your going to have to create a custom template for the parent post in question. I would create a query to find all of the child pages and then loop it out.

The easiest way I can explain it without getting into details and code.

Taxonomies are a form of categories, why don’t you just do the whole structure in your custom taxonomy.

Use javascript, check the url and then change out the image by changing out the src attribute of the image you want to change out.