I can't see my website

[KangJL]

Maybe this will help

How to make Cloudflare Flexible SSL work with WordPress

WordPress is a great and very popular website building tool, and Cloudflare is a great way to get HTTPS on your website for free. Thanks to Cloudflare’s Flexible SSL system, you don’t even need to manage SSL certificates to use it! However, getting WordPress to show a padlock and make all pages work can be a bit tricky. This article explains a good way to configure your website correctly with Cloudflare Flexible SSL. Heads up! Instead of making WordPress work with Flexible SSL, you can also c…

[SALIBRAND]

please note that i can’t access to administrator dashboard wordpress

[wackyblackie]

Try disabling all of your plugins and themes through the database.

How to Disable WordPress Plugins from the Database

How to deactivate a WordPress theme for troubleshooting

[SALIBRAND]

I have just a default disabled pluging installed with wordpress (Akismet), but the problem is still exist !
And also , i don’t understand why i don’t find the htaccess file inside htdocs folder ?

[wackyblackie]

Maybe you need to do a fresh install of Wordpress. It sounds like your installation may have become corrupted, because most Wordpress sites have a .htaccess file. If you haven’t disabled any themes, please do that. If none of what I have guides you to do works, please reinstall Wordpress and see if the problem persists.

[SALIBRAND]

So, i do a manual installation via FileZilla or just via cpanel ?

[wackyblackie]

If you reinstall through Softaculous (accessible from cPanel) you should be fine.

Let me know if anything goes wrong.

[SALIBRAND]

I install wordpress manually, it’s working correctly
Thanks for your help

[KangJL]

@SALIBRAND

i can’t access to administrator dashboard wordpress

Next time, try this without need to reinstall

@How to make Cloudflare Flexible SSL work with WordPress

Ensure your WordPress admin area is currently accessible

If you’ve already attempted to make WordPress available on HTTPS yourself, you may have locked yourself out of your WordPress admin area. If so, you should probably see errors like this when trying to access it:

• Google Chrome (and derivatives): ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
• Mozilla Firefox: This page isn’t redirecting properly

To regain access to your WordPress admin area, you can do the following:

1. Login to your client area, find your hosting account, click Manage and then go click Control Panel.
2. Go to phpMyAdmin, find your WordPress database and click Connect Now.
3. Find the table with the name ending with _options and click on the name.
4. Find the rows with the column option_name matching siteurl and home. These should be the first two in the list, but you can use the Search function if you can’t find them.
5. Double click the value in the option_value column, and change the start of the URL from https:// to http://.

If you have multiple databases and you don’t know which database corresponds to your WordPress website, you can find your database in the installation details in Softaculous, or by checking the wp-config.php of your WordPress installation.