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I’m using a WordPress plugin Easy FancyBox.
It uses a dynamic php file for it’s CSS.
The problem is that my server gives a 404 when trying to access the file, I think because of the dual extensions. The filename is easy-fancybox.css.php
The plugin was working perfectly until I switched servers. Is there a config somewhere where I can allow this?
Turns out I can’t access any .php file, so it’s not the double extension thing, lol oops.
I still don’t know why though.
After a few hours I finally fixed it.
File permissions had to be 755 on the file. I had them at 775. I don’t know why it’s set up like this, but I found the answer here: IN WordPress, .php files within the theme folder do not run, but return 404 error