Problem with site

Informal
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http://melivt.epizy.com/wp/ I have problem with this site, I haven’t log in, and site is crashed. But before a few minutes everything was ok. What’s now?

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you need to reinstall WP

because you have a file location problem

many js, images, etc. require this location (errors 404)

http://melivt.epizy.com/wp-includes/js/blahblah
http://melivt.epizy.com/wp-content/blahblah
http://melivt.epizy.com/wp-content/uploads/blahblah

and this is actually a real/current location
http://melivt.epizy.com**/wp/wp-includes/js/blah blah
http://melivt.epizy.com/wp/wp-content/blah blah
http://melivt.epizy.com/wp/**wp-content/uploads/blahblah

also

if you do not want to have a /WP/ in the address then do this as well

your website is available with / wp / because you installed it with / wp /. Try reinstalling the site, but this time make sure WordPress is not installed to a subdirectory

check the “Directory” field in Softaculous, it should be empty if you do not want a subdirectory

https://infinityfree.net/support/how-to-install-wordpress/

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@Melvit said:
http://melivt.epizy.com/wp/ I have problem with this site, I haven’t log in, and site is crashed. But before a few minutes everything was ok. What’s now?

Did you change the website URL through the WordPress settings without moving any files?

If yes, then read what @OxyDac said.

4

Yes, I change… But i don’t recoup this site? :neutral:

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@Melvit said:
Yes, I change… But i don’t recoup this site? :neutral:

Well, you can’t just change a setting and expect your website to be moved. It’s possible to move a WordPress site to a different URL, but it takes a bit more effort than just changing a setting in the WordPress admin. Because if the setting doesn’t match the actual location of your website then, well, this happens.

There are a few options on how to go from here:

  • Go back into the WordPress admin and change the URL back to what it was before.
  • Migrate your existing WordPress installation to the new URL: Moving WordPress « WordPress Codex
  • Remove the installation and reinstall it. But this time, be sure that all the settings are exactly as you want them to be (and double, triple, quadruple and quintuple check the Directory field).