HideTheGarlic

Thanks for that, it looks like it will do the job!

Yeah all resolved. It turned out my image size settings in Media Settings were set to crop so I set it to uncropped and then I regenerated the thumbnails and that seemed to work.

Sadly, I just checked my site and found some of the icons on the page are still not loading? The ones in the menu bar are fine, but any other icon on the front page is still a square. Any more suggestions to get these to work too? Thanks

Thank you, I tried the guide you linked to but to no avail. I did recently swap hosting packages but the icons worked after that. In the swap URL in Elementor, I added the http as the old address and https as the new. Would this work or should I be putting in something different. When I’m editing the page with Elementor I can see all the icons just fine if that helps.

Thanks again for your response.

After chatting to 123reg they have said that it could be to do with the php errors that I am getting the error log. Could these be pushing the limits of my package?

I apparently had this error over 3200 times today:

[22-Feb-2022 17:26:48 UTC] PHP Warning: Attempt to read property "post_title" on null in /home/jua3cq16m7wq/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php on line 4046 [22-Feb-2022 17:26:48 UTC] PHP Warning: Attempt to read property "post_name" on null in /home/jua3cq16m7wq/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php on line 4048 [22-Feb-2022 17:26:48 UTC] PHP Warning: Attempt to read property "post_type" on null in /home/jua3cq16m7wq/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php on line 4196 It looks like it's something to do with PHP. Any help would be appreciated and even more appreciated if it is swift. Thanks

It isn’t just when I upload, it also crashes when trying to deactivate or activate plugins, or just trying to change settings within the wp-admin. The database is 57.7 MiB in size. The phpmyadmin is saying the webserver PHP version is 7.3.32 while my cpanel is saying its php 8. 123reg did suggest that php could be an issue>

They have suggested this and have had the following on the resource manager on cpanel.

CPU resources limit was reached for your site
I/O usage resources limit was reached for your site

Could this be as simple as having too many images on the site? Or a plugin taking a lot of the memory. From what I remember the site updated a few plugins around the time of the error, but I didn’t do anything else to the site at that point. I deactivated both plugins that were updated around this time and that hasn’t seemed to make a difference. Could the PHP version or memory limits be a factor? Or something in the wp config? Thanks for your help.

I just pressed to upload a file to the media library and got the error again so I’m assuming no. The site has around 6,000 photographs. Could that be an issue?