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The only thing that looks remotely like it could be doing something is Jetpack.

What is the code for your header.php? Not the generated HTML you’ve already provided from the frontend but the php code of the template you’re using?

Add this line of code to your popup to get the login form you find at wp-login.php:

<?php wp_login_form( $args ); ?>

You can find more information on using this snippet in the codex here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_login_form

In your themes directory there should be a file called header.php. The title can be edited here, however it’s probably dynamically generating it for other pages as well so there my be a further issue here involving one of the plugins you’ve installed.

The problem is the themes/plugins. It seems your theme styles are overriding the CSS included from the ‘working’ site. Instead of using a pre-existing template could you create a brand new theme with a blank set of files to ensure nothing is overriding your styles or scripts? A custom theme would be the way to go in order to avoid potential conflicts.

You don’t need a plugin to do this. If you are happy to edit some of your theme files you can just add that category ID to the loop to remove it. Follow the example here: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/wordpress/remove-specific-categories-from-the-loop/

It will not conflict with the existing database if you set up a new site in your subdirectory. You could also use the same database, just with a different prefix, if you host is limiting you to the use of only one database.

A URL to your site would be useful so we can check it out ourselves ??

Give your sites a scan using this tool, just to see if anything weird has gotten in without you noticing!

https://sitecheck.sucuri.net//

Have you got an SEO plugin installed? Some of the top used ones out there give you checkbox on pages to noindex them.

I don’t see why you can’t. If you install WordPress on your main domain you can have as many ‘sub-sites’ as you like from the one installation. You just wont be able to create a site in your multisite network called /realestate or strange things will happen.

Your current filter is set to sort by popularity. I’m not sure how that works specifically but is it possible you could try editing the ‘publish by’ dates of the products to rearrange them as you want?

Do you have a link to your site so we can take a further look?

What theme are you using?

Are you using any additional plugins on your site relating to videos?

Why did you not install this in your main directory instead of a subdirectory? Is there another site at your main URL?

Just install it in your root directory instead.

I’m not sure if you’ve fixed this issue yourself but your stylesheet is showing the following CSS which is working as you would expect:

.page-id-88 #content article {
    background-color: #000000;
}

It is also showing up twice in your stylesheet so you should probably delete one of them.

Try this. I’ve re-factored your code slightly and made the menu disappear once an item has been clicked and the user has been scrolled down the page.

This should replace your entire JS you provided above.

$(function(){
    var menu = $(".menu-ham");
    var menulink = menu.find('a');
    var menuicon = $("#nav-icon4");

    $(menuicon).on("click", function(){
        $(this).toggleClass("open");
        $(menu).slideToggle();
    });

    $(menulink).on("click", function(){
        $(menuicon).toggleClass("open");
        $(menu).hide();
        $('html,body').animate({scrollTop: $('[name="' + $.attr(this, 'href').substr(1) + '"]').offset().top
         }, 500);
         return false;
    });
});