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Are you talking about a WordPress.com hosted site? The servers are pretty fast. What country are you in? What’s the speed of the internet connection you’re using? Do you experience this on WordPress.com only or most of the sites you visit?

First question but an obvious one, have you updated your domain name DNS to point to the new hosting? Once that works you should be able to log in as usual.

Hello lkalmat,

How do you want it to line up with the menu? Do you want it to be in line with the menu or centred just above the menu?

Hello Agbams,

What is the error message you are receiving?

Have you set the correct folder permissions for your WordPress directory?

Hello,

Do you have access to phpmyadmin through Hostgator? You should be able to check your database users table and check your admin username there. If you are comfortable making SQL changes you could update your password there too if you think you may have forgotten it.

Hello Christina,

I wonder if it may have something to do with the setup code that’s usually wrapped around theme features, so for example:
function twentyeleven_setup() {}

I know your question asks specifically about plugins but have you tried overwriting theme features with a child theme?

Hello,

Are you using a plugin from the repository or is this something you built yourself? I can’t tell how its been built just from the shortcode.

Add this to your CSS file:

@media (max-width: 768px) {
    .hidden-md {
        display: none;
    }
}

Adjust the max-width to your device requirements.

Then add this around your content that you wish to hide:

<div class="hidden-md">
    // Content
</div>

There could be a few reasons why it doesn’t work when you add it to WP. What file are you putting it into?

You can add my script to an external file then load it within the following which will load it on a particular post ID, just replace POSTID in the snippet:

if( is_single('POSTID')) { ?>
// YOUR SCRIPT STUFF
<?php }

There isn’t a way to do that which I know of. How about just setting up a redirect from your new domain to your current homepage URL? Why would you want a different URL just for the homepage anyway?

Try the below jQuery script I just wrote. You will need to have jQuery on your site in order to use it.

// $(“.content”) will be the class of the main section of your page so we don’t go picking up anything random.

// .find(“h1”) will find the <H1> tags in your content.. You could replace this with another tag if you wanted to but be sure each title has a unique ID attribute. This is what will link the title to the menu click.

//.appendTo(“.h1list”) where .h1list is where the list of all the header tags will be attached to the end of. Give a navigation item a class in the WordPress navigation section and put that class here.

$(function(){
  $(".content").find("h1").clone().html(function(){
    var h1text = $(this).text();
    var h1ident = $(this).prop("id");
    return '<a href="#' + h1ident + '">' + h1text + '</a>'
  }).appendTo(".h1list").removeAttr("id");
});

Here’s something that might help you. I’ve only included the properties that are important, you can add back in the others if you need to, except for the transform and transition where I’ve mentioned below. There’s no need to have these for a working version. Get it working first then add in the transitions.

ul.thumbnail {
    font-size: 0;
    line-height: 0;
}
ul.thumbnail li {
    position: relative;
    display: inline-block;
    width: calc(25% - 20px);
    margin: 10px;
    font-size: 0;
    line-height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
}
ul.thumbnail li img {
    padding: 0;
}
.parent {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    /* Remove the transform and transition properties completely */
}

Go to Settings -> Permalinks in the admin and chose your preferred URL format. This should update your .htaccess file with the required code automatically. If it doesn’t (For whatever reason) it should give you some code to copy/paste into the file.

I can no longer see the maintenance mode page on the link you posted. Did you manage to fix this?

What are the file permissions on your wp-content directory and all sub folders?