When logging into the wordpres admin panel I have no GUI. After logging out and logging in a few times, everything works as it should. The site itself is also not displaying correctly. Some of the pictures are missing. After reloading it is fine. The site was working normally. Nothing has been changed. I upgraded to 6.7.2 but the problem remains.
Screenshot from wordpress panel.
Browser cache is my best guess, try clearing cache or using a different device/network
It’s not a browser cache problem. Checked across multiple devices and wiped cache.
web site:
kaliaflowers.com
this is what I see
Do you use cloudflare? If so its worth putting it into dev mode when you make any changes. Remember that it keeps a cache as well that it will show.
I don’t use cloudflare.
Here is a screenshot from a new device.
That sounds like browser cache. Try clearing your cache.
I checked your website and it seems that your website is affected by an ongoing issue regarding our browser validation system. This can result in the page itself working, but any referenced assets (images, stylesheets, scripts) not working, requiring a (hard) refresh to work.
I have sent your website URL to the developers investigating this.
I also checked the other site I host. Same problems. The menu has been compromised. Images are not displayed. Unlike the first, the second site was not created with Wordpress.
Take note it is not a Wordpress-specific problem. The browser validation process is one of the security measures in the security system. Any mistake in the validation process can lead to a failure in the loading process of every web asset, regardless of the CMS being used.
Things get even worse. On my other site, trikel97-funeral.com both the mobile and desktop versions of the site load at the same time. Most blocks are compromised or missing.
Is there a solution to my problem or should I move my sites elsewhere?
unfortunaitly I’m getting a 403 error when looking at your site. I’d recomend taking a look at the console (ctrl + shift + I on a lot of browsers) and reloading your page to look for any errors
The 403 thing is new to me. It had not been released until now. My other host site kaliaflowers.com generates the same error.
I’m pretty sure that this is the result of systems administrators trying to fix the issue behind the scenes, not a error you caused. But this doesn’t seem right. I’ll check with them what’s going on here.
Now both my sites are working normally. I haven’t corrected anything. Thanks for your assistance.
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