I reinstalled the entire backend again and it now works. As far as I see it if you just drag drop a Kirby setup into a server (Namecheap in my case) something sometimes breaks.
If you have a chance to try a different hoster, I’d check if that would solve the problem. It’s nevertheless strange that it only affects some pages. So it might be worth checking if you have any problems in your filesystem or content.
Hello, I have the same problem with namecheap. By the way, I had to use a .htaccess that points to the “public” folder because namecheap does not propose to change the root folder on the main domain.
The images are in my media tab but I can’t add them to a field.
Of course. I try to add images to different pages but the 403 error message appears. However, when I check my media tab (at the root of the panel), these images are uploaded correctly and I can view them.
Hm, what I don’t understand is the path site/public/api what does that refer to? And what you wrote about your .htaccess file. So this is not inside your project folder?
Had the same problem with Namecheap hosting, by the way. Disabling ModSecurity solved it (you have to wait a few minutes for the changes to take effect)—will now ask support to whitelist the problematic rule as well. Thanks @Arnaudmp!