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James,
None of the themes load, not even the ones includes with WP. It’s not specifically related to that theme. I can’t switch to any of the themes.
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I see absolutely no style.css file on your site.
Are you using any sort of minification or caching?
If so, uninstall those following their instructions (they’re all more complicated than just deactivating and deleting).
I was using autotimize but disabled it according to their instructions.
The style sheet for the current theme is /wp-content/themes/magazine-pro/styles.css
Right, but if you view source on your site, /wp-content/themes/magazine-pro/styles.css is nowhere in the source.
Normally, you’d encounter the file being in the source, but 404’ing or 403’ing, but in this case it’s not even being included.
Are you running any other cache or optimizing things? If so, make sure they’re properly removed. If not, retrace your steps in removing autotimize as you may have missed something.
I’m sorry, the style file is in that location but it’s named style.css, not styles.css.
I’m not using any other cache or optimizer as far as I know.
I removed autoptimizer according to their instructions which are:
1. Disable the plugin (this will remove options and cache)
2. Remove the plugin (I didn’t do this. Is it necessary to completely delete it?)
3. Clear any cache that might still have pages which reference Autoptimized CSS/JS (e.g. of a page caching plugin such as WP Super Cache)
If you’re saying that WP can’t find the style.css file for the theme, what caused it to lose track of it?
Yeah, I meant style.css.
View source on your site, you’ll see it’s nowhere.
That usually means a minifier or cache plugin is serving it differently, and in this case, incorrectly.
Were you using any other cache or optimizer plugins?
Okay, I figured out what the problem was! I have a second site at MovieDebuts.com which is almost identical to my main site. I went there and it had two plugin upgrades waiting:
1. Disable Lazy Load
2. WP Maintenance Mode
Then I remembered that these were the last two upgrades I made to my main site before it broke. I disabled these two plugins on my main site and everything started working again.
I’ll look into this further and see which of these plugins actually broke the site but I’m so happy to be back online! Yay! Thanks for your help.
Bryan