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I managed to fix the problem using this command in WP-CLI.

wp search-replace ‘href=”(?!\/|http|#|mailto)([^”]+)’ ‘href=”https://chemtube3d.com/\1’ –regex –dry-run

The regex matches any href=" that isn’t already prefixed with /, http, #, or mailto, and prepends https://chemtube3d.com/. Remove --dry-run once you’ve confirmed the preview looks right.

I’d love to know what caused this problem in the first place.

Thanks for the suggestions. I resaved Permalinks – no change. I deactivated W3 Total Cache – no change.

Thank you, that sounds ideal. Just to be clear are you suggesting I add this to functions.php ?

Thank you. Your guide to disabling the plugin and then resetting it was very useful. If formalised what I had already been trying and gave me confidence that my approach was sensible. I now have access to the WordPress GUI and can change the settings of AIOWPS.

I would like to keep the IP whitelist feature enabled but I would also like to use Cloadflare.

Can anyone confirm that this combination is known to work?

I run my own live server on macOS Mojave (Darwin Kernel Version 18.7.0) with Apache/2.4.34 (Unix) LibreSSL/2.5.5 PHP/7.3.8

Wordpress is up to date. I can’t check the version number easily because I can’t login to /wp-admin

I found a solution which worked for me. https://slickmedia.co.uk/blog/glenns-blog/fix-mamp-pro-issues-updating-uploading-wordpress-localhost/

I added _www as a read/write owner on wp-content.

1.As before we follow Step 1 above to remove the need for FTP when updating plugins, themes etc
2. Select the folder that you need to allow www access to. For example for uploading (as per this requiremrnt) select the ‘wp-content’ folder
3. On you mac hit ‘cmd + i’ (Command I) which brings up the file info and ‘Sharing & Permissions’ and here you will see the users that can access the folder. Given that you have a permissions issue with uploads what you probably won’t see is the Owner ‘_www’ as used by MAMP
4. Unlock the padlock (bottom right) and authenticate if necessary and click the plus ‘+” button in the bottom left corner whilst also holding down Option (‘alt’). This will show you the system users and groups (rather than just the standard user with just the + button click)
5. Scroll down towards the bottom and select ‘World Wide Web Server’. There are 2 and the are the Owner and Group for www. Select them both and click ‘Select’. They will now appear in your folder permissions.
6. Set the Owner _www (one head) to ‘Read & Write’ and set the Group _www (2 heads) to ‘Read Only’ as per the below:

You will now have sufficient Apache www user read/write access to upload to your WordPress site.

Thanks David,
I did search the forum but it did not find this previous post. I have just tried creating a Custom Field called CODE1 with ACF and can confirm this does not seem to work.

It would be great if you were able to get them to co-exist. As I said, I’m a WP novice but my existing HTML site uses <script> commands like they are going out of fashion!
All the best
Nick