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@takayukister you seem to be ignoring my pleas about your plug-in…My technical support have told me that there are missing files in the plug-in and advised me to reach out to the developer… There is nothing left for me to do except uninstall the plug-in and use WP forms or Ninja forms.

It seems it was clashing with a limit login attempts plug in I had installed which wasn’t tested on my version of WP.

Humbly apologises and begs Clef forgiveness…

Yep, this has happened to me twice in the past few days, blocking me out for 4 hours each time.. How am I supposed to work on my site?? I am certain I am using the most up-to date version of clef since I update my plugins regularly.
Could it be clashing with the caching on the Wordfence security plug in I use? I’m seriously thinking about binning the clef plug in on the 12 WordPress sites I host…

Hi, thanks for replying.

Will it be that simple? Won’t I need to add the domain to the WordPress install on the new host?

Will that not cause problems when I try and access the site’s WP admin panel through my browser as the domain will still be pointing to the old WIX site?

Ok, Ive just been informed that I cannot simply migrate the entire WIX based site to my new host. Thats put a spanner in the works!

How easy is it to keep the existing site live on another host whilst working on a WordPress revamped site on a new host.

Anyone any links or advice on how to do this?

That would be my preferred option but I want to keep the same URL.

How can I do it this way on a new host but still have the exact same domain name? I’m sure I read somewhere that it wasn’t possible.

Thanks for your advice