You need to change back your permalink settings in the wordpress backend. WordPress allows you to choose a few different permalink settings, if you have an existing site already configured only one of the permalink settings will work. Just try each one and find the one that works.
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You need to change back your permalink settings in the wordpress backend. WordPress allows you to choose a few different permalink settings, if you have an existing site already configured only one of the permalink settings will work. Just try each one and find the one that works.
Recheck your
.htaccess
filesand see if the following code is present
check file permission errors
https://wordpress.org/support/article/changing-file-permissions/.
Make sure you enforce right permissions to make your resources available to the outside.
provided your php and apache, apache mods are functioning alright.
finally restart apache/nginx whichever server you are running
PS: user you own file locations, where your wordpress is installed, caution before copy paste
And let us know, if it solves your issue