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I think it is one of your widgets – the bottom price input has some sort of auto focus.

To check, try temporarily moving your (RENT TO OWN) MONTHLY PAYMENT CALCULATORS widget to see if it stops it.

I don’t quite know how to fix that one, but at least I have made it easier for someone else to fix it that knows how to do so ??

Just some quick suggestions:
Have you put custom code in the text widget to achieve that price search widget? If so, look to see if the word ‘autofocus’ is in there. Alternatively you can try disabling all your plugins as there could also be a plugin conflict that is causing that price box to autofocus.

Thanks for your reply Mika.

I put pretty much all my codes in an mu plugin.

This code works, and sets up the avatar ready to be selected, however, I would like my new default avatar to display as soon as users sign up. Also, I will be using a plugin that allows users to also upload a local avatar, this is in the user>profile in the admin area, so I will be removing the whole, unneeded avatar table in settings>discussions to avoid users getting confused「(°ヘ°).

So I am looking for a code that is rather the direct replacement for the mystery man avatar. So when a user first signs up, or they remove there own uploaded local avatar, it will go back to my custom avatar, not the mysteryman.

I have just found these codes that is more what I am looking for, but it only works for buddypress:

define ( 'BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT', 'https://mysite.com/wp-content/folder/image.jpg' );

I think that is a wp-config code, for the direct replacement of the buddypress mystery man.

and:

function myavatar_add_default_avatar( $url ){
return ('https://mysitite.com/path-to-default-avatar');
}
add_filter( 'bp_core_mysteryman_src', 'myavatar_add_default_avatar' );

I think the ‘bp_core_mysteryman_src’ will also be the direct replacement for the buddypress mystery man.

Is there a wordpress equivalant for the following:
Filter hook: ‘bp_core_mysteryman_src’
and
wp-config name: ‘BP_AVATAR_DEFAULT’

I will then give those two codes a try to see if it works.

Does wordpress even have a message like that?

I think that might have something to do with your hosting or domain provider. Probably because your website got so much traffic this month that it went over it’s allotted bandwidth or you haven’t paid your monthly/annual hosting/domain name bill.

Could also be because your hosting provider moved your website to a new server and that the DNS is still point to the old IP.

Hopefully it is because your site has lots of traffic and it went over bandwidth. I would check with your hosting provider.

Hi

This was perfect. Thanks.

Easy google fonts is definitely one of best wp plugins. Looking forward to your new website.

Andy

Thanks for your help. The only concern with that plugin is that it is no longer maintained.

However, I have finally found the best solution. For anyone else that also needs to do this, in super admin click sites>all sites, click the edit link on the site you want to have access to a disabled theme, click on the theme tab, and you have a list of disabled themes, just select the disabled themes you want available for that specific site. That theme will now be enabled and ready to activate for that site only in appearance>themes.

I Never took any notice of that admin area before.

Good point, I’d prefer not to secure wordpress so much to the point it becomes unusable

Thanks for the advice (°?°)b