File Block Using PNG File

Hi @jonburke I was going through attaching a file and encountered this problem. Normally, when I use file block and added an image, viewers be able to see the attached image on the post by simply clicking on it. But today, this happened. When I clicked the attachment (it’s a png file), browser attempted to downloaded the file with an error “Failed – No file”.

When I checked my media on the back end, I can see that the file is sitting there.

Have you or anyone @all encountered this error?

Hey @jonburke thanks for the…

Hey @jonburke thanks for the invite.
Greetings everyone @all
These are my links:
http://sotogregg.com/ (Main WordPress site + Divi Theme)
http://network.sotogregg.com/ (Subdomain WordPress Network)
https://webmastersotogregg.wordpress.com/ (Subdomain WordPress Portfolio)
https://sotogreggteam.wordpress.com/ (Subdomain P2 Public Worksite)
Any questions, feel free to ask…

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