George Appiah

3. Now, can you help me with my old theme to solve the problem?

If you purchased a commercial theme and it’s broken, you need to get the vendor who sold the product to fix it. If they won’t fix their product, I’m afraid no one here can fix it for you either.

Your options:

1) Continue to pester the vendor to get them to fix their product -> https://www.acmethemes.com/supports/
2) Hire someone else to fix for you -> https://jobs.wordpress.net/
3) Switch to a functioning and supported theme -> https://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/

Good luck!

I couldn’t find this message in any WordPress core file.

That said, this is not what you may be thinking: the “naughty business” has nothing to do with foul or NSFW language. It’s rather about security!

Among geeks and gamers generally, “No naughty business” means no cheating or breaking the rules, and developers often use this to indicate a security check has failed. I found a couple of instances (like here) where WordPress developers use the phrase when a Nonce verification fails.

So, no, it’s not from WordPress itself, and no, it’s not about the use of foul language. Rather, something in your setup or some action you’re performing is triggering a security check failure from something on your site. What exactly? That’ll require digging into logs!

I have built this site with WordPress but I keep getting emails saying it couldn’t be indexed.

Perhaps the email is referring to a specific URL/path and not the entire site? Such details matter when asking for help!

It is working, but my web pages are vastly different from the oxygen theme.

We may be dealing with two different “Oxygen” themes here.

Your parent Oxygen theme is hosted here at ww.wp.xz.cn and has the author as AlienWP. But the pre-made Oxygen child theme you installed has the author as Laborator and seems to be for a commercial theme sold at ThemeForest. (ThemeForest requires exclusivity, so the same theme can’t be sold there and a version of it with the same name also distributed for free here at ww.wp.xz.cn — so these seem to be two different, unrelated themes.)

This may be why the parent theme’s styles aren’t pulling over into the child theme.

/**
Theme Name: Oxygen
Theme URI: http://alienwp.com/themes/oxygen/
Description: Oxygen is a minimalistic, mobile-optimized magazine theme with responsive layout. The main features include a featured content slider, custom front page template, 5 widget areas, and 3 menus.
Version: 0.6.0
Author: AlienWP
Author URI: http://alienwp.com
Tags: grid-layout, footer-widgets, blog, photography, threaded-comments, microformats, translation-ready, rtl-language-support, three-columns, right-sidebar, left-sidebar, custom-background, featured-images
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
Text Domain: oxygen
Domain Path: /languages/
 */

/*
============================================================

	Theme Name: Oxygen - Child Theme
	Theme URI: https://laborator.co/themes/oxygen
	Author: Laborator
	Author URI: https://laborator.co/
	Version: 1.0
	Description: Use this theme if you want to extend features of Oxygen or prevent overwriting the changes you make when new theme update is available.
	Template: oxygen
	Text Domain: oxygen
	
============================================================
*/

Interesting indeed.

I’m unable to reproduce this from the three different VPNs I use (Cloudflare One, Windscribe, and a self-hosted one), but two things stood out to me from your video:

1) Before the “About” and “Shop” pages return the 404 - Not Found error, there’s an interstitial that shows what appears to be the Immunify360 logo. This is a security software that’s often integrated into hosting control panels.

2) Immediately after this interstitial, the 404 - Not Found error page that appears doesn’t have the “About” or “Shop” pages’ /about/ or /shop/ in their URLs. Instead, there’s a random string after the domain.

So, it seems, something… very likely Immunify360, is intercepting and incorrectly redirecting the request. If you have the necessary controls, I suggest temporarily disabling this product to see if the problem goes away. Otherwise, contact your hosting provider for assistance.

I’m using the built-in Classified plugin.

There’s such thing as a “built-in plugin”. In fact, that would be an oxymoron, since all plugins are, by definition, addons you need to install separately.

A quick look at your site shows you’re using this “Classified Listing” plugin -> https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/classified-listing/

I’ll recommend posting in this plugin’s dedicated support forum so its developers and supportcommunity can assist you: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/classified-listing/

Good luck!

And here is the URL:

This link is requiring a Microsoft Signin.

You should make the form publicly accessible without requiring a login… if you want to embed it on a webpage.