gerald@WPcustoms

this could solve your problem:
https://wptavern.com/archive-wordpress-content-with-the-archived-post-status-plugin

another option is a sql query to set the post status to draft for all posts where publishing date was x days ago

if the images have the same dimensions I think overwriting them via FTP with the same filename should do the trick.
you can then use a plugin to regenerate thumbnails
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

are you using featured images?
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Post_Thumbnails
you can modify your sidebar file to display the post’s featured image.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function-wp_removable_query_args-in-homeconte?replies=25

hope that solves the problem for you ??

As far as I know the very first hook to jump in is wp_head

A quick and dirty workaround would be to add code into the theme’s header.php file.

If your theme does not support the customizer WP is not able to change that.
Which theme are you using?
Switch to the default theme and see if that works on it.

You can work with custom post types.
This gives you the option to create a new post type and assign custom taxonomies.
search for “custom post type generator” to get started

great job!
that works perfectly now.

Thanks a lot for the update.
Keep up the good work.

Hi,
any news on this? ??

I modified the function so it does not save the comment meta_option if it`s 0.
(just for testing purpose :))

Though this still does not make sense because you are doing a check in wp-product-review.php line #68 if I got this right:
if(!empty(${'option'.$i.'_grade'})|| ${'option'.$i.'_grade'} === '0'){ ...

So if the 0 value is NOT saved to the post`s comment meta it still gets counted towards the $overall_score

A quick update in case somebody gets over the thread:
my initial release was decline due to the roots wrapper structure so I completely removed the roots template engine. The theme went live then.

you need to think about ways how to monetize your site. google adsense, affiliate links, premium subscriptions. there are many ways.
plugins just help you to integrate third party services but you need to know how to make money from your traffic.
testing and analyzing is the first step.

yoast WordPress seo plugin can do that.
there is an option to set noindex for archive pages in the header meta.
it can be adjusted for category, tag and custom post type archives

use <!--nextpage--> with two dashes ??
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Styling_Page-Links

My first guess is a malicious theme.
try to enable a default WordPress theme (twentyfourteen) and check if the mentioned issues persist.