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No worries, glad I could help!

Good luck with your site! ??

Hello jdaoust24,

If you would like to remove it from all your pages just add the following into your CSS file at the bottom:

article {
border-bottom: 0;
}

The edit links will remain for you as a logged in user but they will not show for someone who is logged out. You will need to edit your theme files to remove the ‘edit’ link and check if Visual Composer has any settings to remove their frontend ‘edit’ link.

Hello sbrinegar,

If your posts are publishing a few hours later than what you expect then check your server time. Also under general settings is the timezone set correctly as well? Those are the first things I would check.

Hello josiedn,

Do you have a link to the post with the videos on that you can share? It would be useful for us to check out the page in question to see if anything funky is going on with the way the videos have been embeded.

Hello btnguyenx,

WordPress doesn’t have a ‘restore’ feature for deleted images that I’m aware of (Sorry for the bad news!). I just realised your on WordPress.com rather than a standard web host so getting your images back from a backup might not be possible (That I have seen). Get in contact with WordPress support and see if they can provide a backup from the last 30 days. That’s the only option I can think of.

Let me know how you get on. Good luck!!

*EDIT*
I also just realised the contact form on WordPress.com just sets up a forum thread here rather than contacting someone useful. As mentioned though if someone in the technical department can locate and restore a backup of a WordPress.com site that should solve your problem. Let’s hope someone sees this!

Looks like you’ve just copied someone else’s question exactly from 3 years ago: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-remove-tag-base-permalink?replies=2

You could at least look at the suggestion in that thread if you’re going to copy the question: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-no-tag-base/

Rename it to anything. The system is looking for something called .ymal so just rename it to .ymal2 or something.

Hello,

The site it using this theme from Themeforest: https://themeforest.net/item/atelier-creative-multipurpose-ecommerce-theme/11118909

I can’t see any references to a specific plugin for this functionality. You could contact the author and ask if there are any plugins additionally required for the theme. Alternatively it might be completely custom which gets bundled with the theme. Sorry I couldn’t find out that much more!

Hello,

If it’s got nothing to do with your home connection then WordPress may be having trouble connecting to your host. What provider are you hosting your site with?

Hello,

Just a couple of things to check that I can think of:

Have you correctly set up the wildcard subdomain through cPanel (Or your web control panel)? Is there any other subdomain already set up that may be conflicting with this? Is there any existing directory that may be conflicting with this? You should also check your .htaccess file to make sure the redirects have been put in place.

Hello,

If the application was previously upgraded either manually or using application’s administrative panel, Cpanel cpAddon script manager wouldn’t be able to manage that application. You may update the script using application dashboard or through FTP. To avoid similar notification, just rename the .yaml file kept under /home/user/.cpaddons directory.

Have you tried to update the sites manually before? Try renaming the .ymal as suggested, if that doesn’t work, download a fresh copy of 4.4 and manually update.

Hello,

Install WooCommerce on your site. I’ve not really used any other ecommerce plugins, this one seems to be the best so I would recommend it. You can sell physical and digital goods so you will be able to sell services.

As for the theme, WooCommerce should work with pretty much any theme out of the box, you may need to configure the theme to stop the admin message appearing that warns you the theme may not be compatible. Better yet, create your own theme and build a unique online shop.

Hello,

Do you have a link to your site you can post? It would be a lot easier to debug rather than looking at a screenshot.

What other plugins do you have running on the site? Could you disable them all the try the carousel without them? It could possibly be one of those scripts interfering but without a link to the site I can’t check the console for any errors.

Hello,

You could try the below options:

• Check your error log and see if there is anything in there that would give you an idea as to what’s going on. As your hosting provider if you require assistance locating it.
• Check there isn’t anything strange in your .htaccess file that you or your host may have added.
• If neither of the above suggestions work try reinstalling WordPress in case any files went missing in the upload.

Hello,

It looks like your destinations page is an actual ‘page’ in the WordPress backend, have you updated the links in the content to be relative rather than absolute and pointing to your previous site?

Just ruling out the obvious causes first.