No, the wordpress.com site seems to be OK, it’s the other with the problem. That’s probably why you were sent here.
Try disabling your plugins to see if the problem clears up.
i did that already T.T nothing worked 🙁
OK, try again like this:
if using a cache plugin, clear the cache first
disable all plugins
switch to a default WP theme (like Twenty Fifteen)
clear your browser cache
reload the page
i think the answer is in here /home/ovizinho/public_html/wp/wp-includes/class-wp.php, is there anyway i can get to that directory?
btw still nothing x.x this is getting on my nerves 🙁
Im wondering if it could have anything to do with the updates it recommended…because it isnt recognizing the portuguese ponctuacion like this “â” for example. It was working fine before
Im wondering if it could have anything to do with the updates it recommended
Did you recently update the theme? There is an html error in a comment tag which is causing divs to remain unclosed, which will cause problems. I think it comes from the theme but I can’t be sure.
Ask about this in the support forum for your theme, since it’s a commercial theme. Line 147-148 of the source for your page has this:
<!-- /Sapeator } ?>
instead of this:
<!-- /Sapeator -->
it isnt recognizing the portuguese ponctuacion like this “â” for example. It was working fine before
This may just be due to the warning messages at the top of the page. The browser isn’t seeing the charset early enough.
EDIT: by the way, you can hide those warnings by turning off debugging, but you may not know if it’s fixed without the messages. You can add
define( 'WP_DEBUG', false );
to your wp-config.php file if you’re comfortable doing that, but make a backup of it first if you do.
I’m kinda newbie at this im sorry 🙁 i contacted the busiprof support, i guess i need to wait now, thanks for the help!
Good luck! Let us know how it goes.
So glad you finally got this worked out!
Edit: For others’ future reference, the TL;DR was:
disable plugins, reset permalinks
