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Turnkey Multisite Enabled, Themes not working..?
I have created a Turnkey Wordpress server from a ISO into vmWare, using latest version 15.3. I have enabled multisite, and everything is working fine. However, themes does not seem to work. The only theme working right now is Twenty Seventeen. all other themes are not working on either site.
I can install themes, enable them for network, but when visiting the site, the pictures is not shown. Does not look like it can load properly.
Have tried different attempts to find the issue, without any luck. Have reinstalled two times, and have tried not to update Wordpress before testing, and so on. The permissions seems correct on files and the file location is correct.
Have tried to delete all themes, and manually download themes, and upload afterwards. Same issue.
I need a push in the right directions. Any inputs..?
Many thanks in advance / Henrik L
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Thank you very much for your
Reply 1Another thing that may assist troubleshooting is developer tools
Reply 2Hi there,
When a non-working theme is enabled, you could try seeing where the missing picture is trying to be loaded from. One way to do that is via right clicking the (not loaded) image and click "Open image in new tab" (or similar). The new tab will most likely give you a 404 (or similar) error, but check the URL where it is trying to load the image from. My guess is it's trying to load it from an incorrect domain (possibly a domain or IP address that is wrong, or perhaps even "localhost").
Another way of achieving a similar end is use the browser's built in "developer tools" when viewing your page. I'm a chrome user so it's either a
That will at least assist us to understand why the resources aren't loading. And perhaps even give us a hint of what might be wrong. It could even be as simple as the images are only served via http whereas the rest of the site is https.
Another idea that may also be worth trying is to check your Apache error log. That may give us some additional insight. You'll find your Apache log here: /var/log/apache2/error.log.
i will do. Thx
Reply 3i will do. Thx
You might try looking for an
Reply 4You might try looking for an answer on a Wordpress-related website, as this is an issue related to Wordpress itself and not TurnkeyLinux.
Thank you very much for your answer. I will look into it. Very good point. Really great to be pointet further on. Thx