Contact person: Business Client

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Location: San José, Costa Rica

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"[login to view URL] was running smoothly until recently. I found the site was not rendering correctly, with the elementor header being mysteriously misconfigured. I manually adjusted the header and page layouts back to "elementor full width". It seemed to solve the problem. I check back in a week later, and the website is not completely down - no front-end, no admin, just a blank response in the browser. My goal is to bring the site back online quickly without losing content or breaking future updates.

I have a feeling it may be a PHP configuration conflict, a fatal plugin error, or both.

The error in cpannel reads: "Error: WP-CLI needs WordPress 3.7 or later to work properly. The version currently installed is . Try running `wp core download --force`. [error]FailedToExecuteWpCliCommand: exit status 1[/error]"

I need someone who can:
1. Inspect error logs and pinpoint the exact failure (PHP version mismatch, memory limits, plugin conflict, corrupted .htaccess, etc.).
2. Roll back or correct the offending PHP directives or plugin files.
3. Verify that the entire site—including the WordPress admin—loads normally again.
4. Provide a concise summary of changes so I know what was fixed and why.
5. Bring all plugins and settings up to date so that this never happens again.

I'll send you the error log, and you’ll have full cPanel access. Please let me know your estimated turnaround time and any specific information you require before starting." (client-provided description)