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Hello Paulks ,
Get off the new version of the theme and replaces the Newmag folder on the FTP have this new one. Nothing more than that.
Make a backup just in case.

Best regards

It is fixed. I just uninstalled the theme and reinstalled it. It was a corrupted upgrade via ftp. So it works now for this issue.

Bogdan,

2 emails sent with login info and FTP access. Thanks!

Carbonero

I updated using FTP. “patch_6.5_6.6” I’ve added the file and overwrite it. Is this not enough?

Ignore this for a second seem to be having some FTP issues

I have delete all files in my ftp… and reinstall from the theme pane… and i have the same problem 🙁

Hello Friend.
I tried to do what the SpeedBooster and I can not find it, always gives me an error page, please, could be kind enough to help me with that ?. I attach the files mentioned in the tutorial, or could give access to ftp if required. I’m a little desperate, as I discussed web users going a little slow and not to do. Thanks in advance.

Files:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_gV6_KkqckQOGJDNXJDUmxrVjQ&usp=sharing

contact@tagdiv.com
there send them link to this forum topic and give access to website and ftp.

Hm… do you or did you use any cache plugin?
There are times when even after deactivating and deleting cache plugin, it leaves the cache folder somwhere with some sort of advanced configuration. You can usually find this files in ‘wp content’ folder.

For example I use wp rocket for caching. When I do migrations from local instalation to hosting or viceversa the wp rocket files are always there and need to be deleted completly.
Maybe this is the case with you too. Maybe there is somewhere cached version of your website being served instead of fresh ones.

Use FTP or file manager to browse trough your website files and check are there some files from caching plugin. If there are, delete them.

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Solution no.2

Send email to tagdiv guys with ftp access, admin access, and let them see what is going on.

PS. Check your .htaccess , copy it somewhere, and then delete anything in it but leave this:


# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /test/
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /test/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress


That is there by default, but before you do anything disable all plugins but visual composer.

• This reply was modified 10 years by kompic.

Best first steps:
Change your theme being used to default WP theme (eg twenty-fifteen)

a) remove/delete all themes except for the 3 default themes with WordPress
b) remove/delete all plugins you’re not using (e.g., old ones from old themes, anything new you’ve installed recently not included with the theme)
c) change *all* your passwords for WordPress, and your hosting account ASAP.
d) reinstall ALL your plugins (delete old ones entirely, replace with new ones via FTP), and download new copy of the theme from ThemeForest — delete old Newsmag folder, upload NEW copy — don’t over-write ANY old folders during this process

dd) install full clean copy of WordPress — do this by FTP; delete the wp-includes and wp-admin folders, upoload new ones from fresh download of WP from WordPress.org; over write the files in root (be sure to backup your wp-config.php and .htaccess files)

ddd) double check your htaccess file for any weirdness such as redirects to other websites

e) rescan your site with SECURI scanner.

If your content has been infected at the post level, you may need to manually edit each post to remove “injected” content.

Once your site is “fixed” — consider reading up on numerous security posts online to do stuff like
a) delete admin account as super user
b) install tools like “limit login attempts”
c) consider disabling comments and pingbacks entirely unless you have need for them; consider using plugin like Disqus instead
d) read up on any plugin on wordpress.org before install; don’t install oddball plugins “free on the web someplace”
e) make regular backups of theme settings, wp settings export, php dbase clone and save, etc., full ftp download of all assets to local drive

Hopefully that all may give you some guidance and perhaps starting point on some things you can do yourself before finding somebody to hire.

All good here – combination of reinstall of theme via FTP and addressing issue with child theme has resolved.