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  • Greetings! The first thing of note is that you are seeking to speed up your website, which is important, so kudos for that!

    Is your site live and have a link I can take a look, plus do some speed tests to see what is loading?

    What is it wanting you to change in the wp-config.php file?

    Also, do you have access to the admin area?
    The other question I have…is it possible the SSL certificate was not set up correctly if anything might have been missed? Was this SSL done through your host provider on behalf of cloudflare? I’m thinking maybe disable the SSL certificate and then try once again. Sometimes when something goes wonky on me, I will often reverse what was done and try again.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Updating WordPress

    Is everything OK now? I just went to the website you posted and it seems to be live and working. Also, are you able to log into the admin area?

    Providing that your SSL certificate was successful, I did this once a long time ago and used the plugin method Really Simple SSL, but I had better success with Method 2 on the WPBeginner website.

    As a general rule before doing anything, I always “recommend” making a site backup before doing anything.

    They also have an article about fixing Mixed Content Errors…this might be what you are needing.

    Hi Rajendra,

    Sorry for the late response, as I am just starting my day here.

    Replacing all youtube URLs with the iframe code, I’m not quite sure unless there is a plugin for that. I know there are a lot of plugins for youtube and other video services, so there might be one, or one to start using for new videos you add.

    Best Regards,
    Andre

    I see the url in your page as:
    https://youtu.be/6BS27ngZtxg

    …which is Google’s way of doing a URL shortener (which is crazy). Problem is, it redirects to a different url, so this might be the issue (buggy). I’ve seen this not work 100% in WordPress.

    But try this one instead:
    https://www.youtube.com/embed/6BS27ngZtxg

    Best Regards,
    Andre

    Here is a link about that….although it shows how to create a static front page (where your blog posts are not on the front page).

    Creating a Static Front Page

    But as Steve mentioned, just make sure the setting is set as “Your Latest Posts”. This will then show your blog posts on the front page.

    Best Regards,
    Andre

    It sounds like you installed WordPress with a quick install feature with your host. If you deleted the installed WP and got the error afterward, I would also recommend contacting your host support with the issue and then they can clean things up. But I would suggest installing WordPress manually, as this is the better way.

    *I also double check your PHP version with your hosting too; just to make sure they have what you need:

    Requirements

    Go to your user profile under Users in the dashboard admin.

    Users >> Your Profile

    Look for the “Toolbar” Show Toolbar when viewing site.

    Uncheck the box. So when you are logged in, this will not show on the front of your website. But, if you still want that to show, keep the setting checked, but that top admin bar will disappear when you log out (only you see it when logged in).

    Best Regards,
    Andre

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