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Both the temporary site and the final destination are on the same server. Before I started I updated all the plugins and WP to the latest version as needed. I made a backup of the database with phpmyadmin and backed up the entire site within cPanel. Using SSH I copied the site backup to the new hosting account and expanded the files. I then created a new database and user in the hew hosting account and imported the database with phpmyadmin. I then used Search Replace DB to update the database to the new URL and username, working in parallel with a copy of the database in TextWrangler to confirm I had identified the values to change. When I was done I searched the database for the old URL, portions of the old URL, and the username to insure all were changed.

Thanks, Michael,

Everything was working fine before migration and the plugin compliment was identical. I temporarily deactivated all the other plugins but that had no effect on the FAQ operation.

What should I try now?

I used #main #content .page-entry-header h1.entry-title to define the color as the main id was the next previous level and it works fine (as expected).

Thanks!

I used #main #content .page-entry-header h1.entry-title to define the color as the main id was the previous level and it works fine (as expected).

Thanks!

Thank you!

I looked at that customization but didn’t think it applied because the h1 is not a link. I’ll modify my child theme tomorrow to be more specific and report back.

The theme author spent some time analyzing the problem and suggested this is the real problem:

The slider shortcode callback has a <p> tag. The plugin script is not getting appended to the page content properly.

By default WordPress adds up <p> tag in its content and the plugin must take care of the same.

To get more on this, you can refer : https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wpautop

Everything looks good here. Thanks!

Update: Deactivating iTSec allows me to access the media library.

Just installed 5.3.1 and got same error but I also cannot access the Media Library – don’t know if this is related or not. Is it possible to download and install the previous version (maybe as 5.3.2) until a fix is available?

Thanks! Request sent.

My plugin in the dashboard doesn’t say Pro – how else can I tell?

I migrated to a new computer last year and have lost some email history so if I have the Pro version I don’t have a record of the order.

I’m sorry, I don’t know what order ID you mean.

The problem is with Version 1.0 which was already installed.

I’ve tried a few things that didn’t work but what did was rename the plugins folder with File Manager, create a new plugins folder, and moved the installed plugins one at a time back to the plugins folder, testing the dashboard login each time. When only iThemes Security was left, I deleted the renamed folder and reinstalled and configured iThemes Security. Don’t know the source of the problem – maybe the database got corrupted somehow, because my oldest recent backup from March 15 had the same problem.

I’ve tried a few things that didn’t work but what did was rename the plugins folder with File Manager, create a new plugins folder, and moved the installed plugins one at a time back to the plugins folder, testing the dashboard login each time. When only iThemes Security was left, I deleted the renamed folder and reinstalled and configured iThemes Security. Don’t know the source of the problem – maybe the database got corrupted somehow, because my oldest recent backup from March 15 had the same problem.