As far as I know, this is standard behavior for drafts. I’ve used pretty permalinks on every page I’ve built, and drafts are always directed to the “ugly” URL. If you publish the post, the actual permalink will be set as expected. Side note: When you edit the draft, you should see the actual permalink … Read more
There is number of possible way to coming this issue with message “net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS“. I list some of them: 1. File/Folder permission issue Check and changed the permissions of wp-login.php to 644, if the WordPress login page has this issue. After this, another redirect loop? So, once again, looking at /wp-admin/index.php, the permissions were 664 rather … Read more
Update WordPress from non-public machine
3) Relax. You will have to update WP core anyway, so some work is inevitable. If a plugin is discontinued there usually will be an alternative. The most important thing is not to use plugins that require shortcodes in individual posts, because if these are discontinued that will really break your site. Apart from plugins … Read more
Search the theme source-code for SITE_HOME_URL and try replacing it with WP_HOME or with the result of esc_url(home_url()). Locate THEME_PATH and replace it with the result of get_theme_root(). EDIT: In the case of expressduplication.co.uk/SITE_HOME_URLspecial-offers there is probably a wp_redirect() or wp_safe_redirect() that doesnt work because of the undefined constant SITE_HOME_URL.
I’m afraid reverting would depend on how major the upgrade was. A WP upgrade can change the database structure as well as the core code. Your first step though should be to disable all plugins and see if the site runs without them. If so, enable them one by one until you find the problem … Read more
In wordpress a translation is part of the code. If you change translations you should track the .po files in “git” as if it was any other kind of code. An alternative option is to override the textdomain used for translation and use another one that uses another .mo file located at some “safe” location. … Read more
I had just changed the version number in version.php back to 4.5.3 (was playing with wp-cli but don’t ask why, LOL) and saw this exact error — Googled it and saw this post. My bet is your version.php didn’t get updated. Look in it and check the version number to see if it is what … Read more
As @CC said, you are missing a stylesheet. But the big issue is that you’re missing a closing </div> tag above the </body> tag, and that is throwing the sidebar under the content. I don’t know how you’re editing pages, but that needs to be fixed. The error may have been there from the beginning.
WordPress update plugin through Dashboard/Plugins displaying error