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I’m no SEO expert but I would think Google looks at your page/posts h1 tag and it’s content, not the author specifically. As long as you’re not relying on author pages as landing pages or the focus of your SEO efforts.

It might make a difference if you have google authorship set up for the existing author account but in general I don’t believe it will have much of an effect.

Visual Composer seems to be adding some padding to the right of some sections with this CSS on mobile:

.vc_grid.vc_row.vc_grid-gutter-30px .vc_grid-item {
    padding-right: 30px;
    padding-bottom: 30px;
}

It may need this on desktop but hasn’t removed it for mobile. Just add in your own media query to remove this for mobile only and see if that fixes your issue.

You can only choose sub folders or sub domains, not both. When you set up your network you must have set it to be sub domains. You can follow this tutorial to change it to sub folders instead: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/change-wordpress-multisite-to-sub-directories-sub-domains/

Let us know how you get on.

Hello nmo5bz,

You can make one image in illustrator and still be able to link the icons to different pages. By absolutely positioning the tags over the images you can easily achieve this.

Hello vinodnaik1989,

Could you provide a link to the site in question so we can have a better look at what’s happening?

Hello eilardo,

It would be extremely useful if you could provide us with a URL of the site in question and the mobile device name and browser (including version number) which you are experiencing the error in, then we can take a look.

Hello golla1,

I have WP as my main site and quite a number of WP installs on sub domains. Each of these are their own separate instance which suits my needs just fine. I’m quite happy to have them all set up individually.

The question you need to ask yourself is would you want a single login for both your sites and to switch between the two with a single click? This might be the best option if both of them are simple sites. If you want to go this route check out WordPress Multisite which will allow you to do this.

Here’s a simple tutorial on setting up a multisite install: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-and-setup-wordpress-multisite-network/

Hello setcmayank,

To get a user page it should be /authors/USERNAME, not /members/USERNAME.

I believe you may have the URLs muddled up. You also need to change your members.php file to author.php to use this template. You can follow a tutorial here if it’s of any use: https://code.tutsplus.com/articles/how-to-create-a-wordpress-authors-page-template–wp-23573

Hello eibe96,

Did you end up running P3 Profiler? Even though it hasn’t been updated in a while it doesn’t mean it doesn’t work. What does it say after you run it?

You can also use Chrome (Or Firefox) dev tools and see if there are any specific resources that are loading slowly. This will point you in the direction of what’s taking so much time to load, perhaps leading you to the plugin causing the issues.

Thanks for the suggestion, this also came up somewhere else so it’s definitely one for the road map. I’m glad you’re finding the plugin useful!

There’s no way to do it ‘without messing up your page’. If it seriously needs fixing this is the only way to be sure that it isn’t anything you’ve installed.

Hello killerdesigner,

Right now there is no way to remote activate this plugin but as I’m about to update it shortly it might be something to put on the road map! Thanks for the suggestion.

Try the same with themes. If that doesn’t solve it then download a fresh copy of WordPress and replace all the existing files on your sever (Minus the wp-content folder of course!).

Hello lulys,

It’s likely to be a plugin issue so I would suggest renaming your plugins directory below /wp-content/ to something else. This should disable all your active plugins. If you can access the site fine then you know it’s definitely one of your plugins that’s causing the issue.

You’ll then need to sift through each plugin to find out which one is the root cause.

Hello,

You will need to update the URL in your database to the new site URL before you export from local and import to live. There’s a great step by step walkthrough here to help you get your site on a live domain: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-move-wordpress-from-local-server-to-live-site/

It should be fairly straight forward but let us know if you have any problems.