Dike

Hi Jenireland
I will first adivse you to enable your cookies in your browser and try again
In order to make sure that cookies are enabled for your browser, you need to:
1. Clear your browser cookies.
2. Clear your browser cache.
if it didnt still work then you go on with resetting your login and password

You can reset your login and password in different ways.
This is one of the ways to reset you login and password

If you know your username or the email account in your profile, you can use the “lost password” feature of WordPress.

Go to your WordPress Login page (something like https://yoursite.com/wordpress/wp-login.php)
Click on the Lost your password? link
You will be taken to a page to put in some details. Enter your username or the email address on file for that account.
Wait happily as your new password is emailed to you.
Once you get your new password, login and change it to something you can remember on your profile page.

You can as well read more on https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Resetting_Your_Password

Check the roles the are given, if its Subscriber, you dont have a problem. As these are people who registered on your site maybe through your Newsletter plugin. But you can choose to delete them at any time. The role of a subscriber is only to leave a comment nothing more.

Hi Mauzi
there are some powerful WordPress themes that can give you same thing you saw. you can check on www.ads-software.com/themes, accesspressthemes, themeisle and so many, browse through them.

you can also use this method to deactivate all plugins.

Use phpMyAdmin to deactivate all plugins.

In the table wp_options, under the option_name column (field) find the active_plugins row

Change the option_value field to: a:0:{}

You can always do that on your locally hosted WordPress and later transfer to your live site with some tools like BackupBuddy or Duplicator or manually if you are good. But doing that on a live site is not advisable.
thank you

hi erinj
sorry about that..we are here to help
First were you the one that setup your WordPress site? If yes, was the page showing up previously?
I suggest you go to your dashboard and add content in the page and publish it again.
Or Better still you can delete the page and create a new one

thank you

Hi Ronb
I suggest you try typing your password on a text editor and see if everything is alright.
Also you can always ask you browser to remember your password
3rdly you may want to disable any of your plugins(some may interfere with the login process) and see if its the cause.

lastly this process will be a little techi so i expect you’re good and familiar with your database.

Access your site’s phpMyAdmin and edit the database carefully.

Open the WordPress database.
Click on the users table in the left menu (default is wp_users, or yourprefix_users if you defined a different table prefix.)
Click BROWSE.
Click on the EDIT button next to the admin user.
Delete whatever is in the password field.
Enter your desired password.
From the Function drop-down list, choose MD5.
Save the info in the database.
Log in to WordPress using “admin” and the password you used.
In the case of newer versions of WordPress, the password is double hashed, but as long as you md5 the password, it will complete the hash (it upgrades your password for you).
i hope it help
Thanks

hi diven
I will suggest you identify your spam comments(comments that are not in a anyway related to the post, topic or page in question) manually by yourself for now till maybe when your comments become too much for you to handle.
thanks

Hi, jleclaire
I suspect is from your host. Try contacting your host maybe the need to check the server your site is hosted in
thanks

Hi
Try Clearing your cache and make sure your date and time is correct.
Contact your host
Go to dashboard and try updating WordPress and some Plugins that needs to
Also trash plugins that’s not active
i hope it help out
thanks

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Dike.