Davesjoshin

Not sure how big the site is, but might be worth glacing at something like Algolia

You’ve probably have already tried these, but there is the Plugin Handbook and the doc blocks in the source code.

I take it for your next step you are looking to find a secure place to enter each users “personal dose report”? If so, I think the security of that data would be key.

After removing those caching plugins, you might still have some caching going on in your browser. Otherwise, the issues might be unrelated to the caching changes.

Might be a question for your host provider if you are using turn key hosting. A typical wordpress site usings a single database with multiple tables.

Do you have link to this page? You might need some CSS styling to adjust how the image is being displayed.

I would inspect the page and first look at the markup. I’m just wondering if the loop is returning any other elements between your list items. If it’s not, then CSS styling could solve your problem.

Do you have an example of what your query is returning? or do you have a link to a page with this list?

If you don’t want to block the IP and are pretty sure its a Google crawler, I would suggest reviewing your robots.txt file. Use this to tell the crawler what it can and can’t crawl.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots/intro

With those large files, you should consider using a CDN service to store those and not try to serve them from the server that has your WordPress site.

A security plugin could be used to block the IP address. (Wordfence, etc) Or your hosting company might also have options to block that IP.

Hello! WordPress.COM can provide the hosting https://wordpress.com/hosting/, however that is for .com sites.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Davesjoshin.

Sounds like you need to adjust your theme styles for that block or use another block in the Astra Theme. You’ll want to post a ticket with Elementor to see if they have an option for you. https://elementor.com/support/ or consult their documentation for that theme.

You are getting a JS error in your console log. It appears to be how you are declaring the myTimer() function.

try changing myTimer(){ to function myTimer() {

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Davesjoshin.

Probably time to block that IP address. Do you have security plugin installed? Like WordFence or something like that? You can add the IP address to a blocking list. Siteground might also be able to block this IP on their end if your CMS is no longer accessible.