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You are AWESOME, Steve!! Uploading and overwriting worked perfectly! Thank you so much!

This seems to me like it would work, so I’ll ask here. I have the same issues, but mine reads

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in /home/content/54/7966354/html/wp-content/themes/zerif-lite/inc/customizer.php on line 41

If I delete the theme from my file manager, should I be able to log back in?

Thanks for your help!!

Thanks so much, Steve!! Appreciate the assistance!!

It seems to be working now. Found out how to do a restore from a previous date, so I restored the wp-admin folder from a couple of days ago, and I can access the Dashboard again.

Thanks. There’s really not a way to deactivate all the plug-ins as the instructions say since I can’t get into the Dashboard. There are several places where wp-admin and wp-content folders reside, too.

There is also a folder that’s named wordpress-4.6-no-content-7cl9gl nested as wp-content/upgrade/wordpress-4.6-no-content-7cl9gl/wordpress and then there are numerous files as well as a couple of folders (wp-admin and wp-includes)contained in it.

I’m also considering just getting a WordPress plan and then migrating backed up files from a couple of days ago since this is pretty confusing for me.

Suggestions?

Thanks again!

That’s a great possibility, Steve. Downloaded a copy, but what folder does it get uploaded to?

Thanks!

Comment deleted. Interesting workaround.

Denzel – this is not a free theme. The theme must be purchased. There is also a pro version that you can pay a little more for to unlock more features.

The issue is that with updates, it seems as if the customizations made to it relative to colors and fonts go back to the default settings, or some other arbitrary setting that’s been changed. The point is that I paid for something, and now, someone’s messing with something that I paid for.

I just had this same issue with another company. I purchased a theme, and now the creator of the theme wants me to “renew my subscription” to use all their themes. I only bought one theme, but from the communication I’m receiving, it seems as if I’ve not purchased anything because I didn’t “subscribe” to all their themes.

Perhaps purchasing something from ThemeForest means that I’m paying ThemeForest for a theme that’s provided to them for free by the creator. In the mind of the consumer, however, that doesn’t matter. If the consumer has paid for something, there’s been money that’s changed hands. That establishes the customer relationship. If I’ve paid for the theme, it’s not free.