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My apologies. I didn’t mean to post this in this location. Meanwhile, I cleared my cache and the problem on the way. It was very sweet of you to leave me the link that I was looking for.

@slash1andy

Thank you so much! I had some test an order with a 100% coupon and it worked just fine, but I was still concerned.

That must be it! The two files that my theme created were email related. I’ll just ignore. Thanks again!

Thank you so very much!

Thank you @alchymyth !

I do have a command in the function file to reduce the minimum password to “2” (medium). Do you think I should remove that? I really need it. Customers go crazy trying to create passwords way more complex than their own banks require.

Here’s the code that I’m using:

/** 
 *Reduce the strength requirement on the woocommerce password.
 * 
 * Strength Settings
 * 3 = Strong (default)
 * 2 = Medium
 * 1 = Weak
 * 0 = Very Weak / Anything
 */
function reduce_woocommerce_min_strength_requirement( $strength ) {
    return 2;
}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_min_password_strength', 'reduce_woocommerce_min_strength_requirement' );

remove_action( 'wp_head', 'wp_generator' ); 

// The above line removes WP Generator Meta Tag as suggested by security plugin

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Unfortunately, I couldn’t get this plugin to work and couldn’t wait days. So, I figured a workaround. Currently, I am using the standard video upload that comes with WordPress. However, I used Miro Video Converter (free online download open source software) to convert the video from MP4 to Apple Universal MP4 and now everyone can view the videos (Apple, Android, and more). Thanks for your time though.

UPDATE: I just realized that I have PayPal Pro PayFlow. Once I removed PayPal Pro as a gateway, the message disappeared.

Ever since updated my SSL Certificate through Bluehost, my members cannot login. The login page produces too many redirects/page cannot be found error – https://glutenfreerecipebox.com/wp-login.php. They end up on the My Account page – https://glutenfreerecipebox.com/my-account/ that has the acutally error.

I disabled the “force ssl” in settings but how can I activate it again without producing this error?

Please help as now I get this message in the WP dashboard, “PayPal Pro requires that the Force secure checkout option is enabled; your checkout may not be secure! Please enable SSL and ensure your server has a valid SSL certificate – PayPal Pro will only work in test mode.”

UPDATE: I just found this page – https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/ssl-by-proxy-problems-network-solutions/ which provides me with code to enter into my site to avoid the SSL by Proxy problem (which I didn’t have before I renewed my certificate); however, I do not know know if that is the problem or how and where to enter it, if it was. Bluehost stated that the http and https are on the same server. So, the tech assumed it is not by proxy. (He didn’t quite know what I meant by “by proxy”.)

Thanks!

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You can remove the rating from your WordPress admin dashboard. Click on ZipList Plugin in the left-hand column. Under “Other Options” section, check “Don’t show Rating label”.

Never mind. I see that you just changed the “false” to “true”.
I also read the above to the other person where you will not help us edit footers in your free themes. I looked for a pro theme for Receptor, but didn’t find one. Too bad!

@webman,

I do not wish to disable the footer, but edit it. How would I do that?

@webman Design | Oliver,

I edited my child theme. Sorry, but I do not know what “hook onto” means. The code you provided should be placed where in my child theme’s footer? Anywhere or at the bottom???

If you wish to remove the footer line, just delete the below lines from the footer file and change the false to true.

wp_footer();

wmhook_content_bottom();

			wmhook_content_after();

wmhook_footer_before();

			wmhook_footer_top();

			wmhook_footer();

			wmhook_footer_bottom();

			wmhook_footer_after();

Then in this line:

if ( ! apply_filters( 'wmhook_disable_footer', false ) ) {

change the “false” to “true”.

Then add whatever you desire to the footer by typing below the closing body tag:
</body>

I had also installed a new plugin today, WP Tactical Popups. I deleted it. When I noticed that the Visual editor was blank, I reinstalled the plugin. Then chose “delete all databases and files upon deactivation”; and deactivated and deleted the plugin again. It didn’t help. I have since uploaded and activated it again.

Yesterday is when I updated WordPress. However, I did not try to edit a post until after I uploaded the new plugin.

I just reset all of the plugins via phpMyAdmin. That didn’t help either.

I have cleared cache in CloudFlare; deactivating plugins including deactivating ZipList; and changing to Twenty Fifteen. However, I do not know how to reset the plugins folder. I’ll read about it and give it a try. Thanks for the link on how to do it.

If it doesn’t work, I’ll get right back to you.

Thanks!