Hello,
The themes for some reason when you delete a page it stores it in a place where I cannot locate it example; https://xxxx.com/weblizar-service/support/
My question is where do I find the folder (weblizar-service) it is not showing in my root directory
Orphan pages
Moderator: forum_m
-
- Posts: 7224
- Joined: February 26th, 2015, 1:40 pm
Re: Orphan pages
Hi, darrylinca,
It does not store in any folder when you delete something, All data stores in WordPress backend. If you delete something then it goes into the trash.
You can locate it by following these steps:-
Go to admin panel->Chronicle Services->On top-left you find "Trash" with number of files.->Click on it
Here you can find your deleted files.
Thankyou
It does not store in any folder when you delete something, All data stores in WordPress backend. If you delete something then it goes into the trash.
You can locate it by following these steps:-
Go to admin panel->Chronicle Services->On top-left you find "Trash" with number of files.->Click on it
Here you can find your deleted files.
Thankyou
-
- Posts: 39
- Joined: February 18th, 2016, 1:09 am
Re: Orphan pages
Hello Staff,
I did as you suggested but there are no trash items available a matter of fact the name trash is not there.
Dashboard > Chronicle Service >
Only thing I see there is all which is 8 and published which is 8
Please look at the path that I am showing the weblizar folder is somewhere but where I can't find it.
I did as you suggested but there are no trash items available a matter of fact the name trash is not there.
Dashboard > Chronicle Service >
Only thing I see there is all which is 8 and published which is 8
Please look at the path that I am showing the weblizar folder is somewhere but where I can't find it.
-
- Posts: 39
- Joined: February 18th, 2016, 1:09 am
Re: Orphan pages
Hello Staff,
I found the problem resolved
I found the problem resolved
-
- Posts: 7224
- Joined: February 26th, 2015, 1:40 pm
Re: Orphan pages
Okay thankyou..
Please let us know for future query.
Please let us know for future query.