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Hola Maudud?

• The Title can be hidden in all modules.
• But I don’t see the option to hide the featured image in all modules. (you can only hide in two of them)
• As a matter of design, I want to hide the featured image in the vast majority of modules. How can I achieve it?

I have a Shared Hosting with 12 domains

11 Domains, use Astra and the Son of Astra Theme
1 Domain, does not use any child theme, neither does Astra

The other websites that I have in other hosting companies work correctly. So there are 3 theories.

1- It is a Virus or malware in the Hosting
2- It is the PHP code that I placed in the Theme child of Astra
3- That the hosting company was making updates to its servers without warning (on the internet I found similar complaints)

Hello Herman, thanks for your answer. I am not an expert on the matter.

In all this time I tried to solve it alone. I did a lot of tests.

I thought the problem was caused by Astra’s child themes, there I added some php codes so that WordPress, Astra and Plugins don’t update.

I removed all the child themes and put only the Astra theme and everything was fixed, but after a few days my whole website was broken again.

In my Hosting, I have a domain that does not use Astra, and this site was also misconfigured.
If the hosting people had said that it was a virus and they had kept that information until the end, I would believe them.

But in each communication they told me something different.

1- It is a Virus
2- We update MySQL
3- We update MariaDB
4- Malware in Astra

Herman, the code that indicates, the hosting gave it to me saying that the problem was Astra and I should consult as my provider

This was the last code I was given, stating that, after checking, the problem is still due to the ‘astra’ theme. I attach the record.

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /home/ximxoxtf/multiservicioscopyprint.com/wp-content/themes/astra/functions.php on line 212

Writing all the discussion I had with the company that provides me with hosting, would be very extensive.

They corrected it, and after a few days it was back to the same thing.

• First they said that “it was a virus and that they already disinfected it.”
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.
• Then they said they “updated MySQL”
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.
• After “they had updated MariaDB
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.

I attach the images that I sent before and after each failure.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ccqA7Jm5R7wPvNLvEbLLF35KnATEeM9P/view?usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/111awgPIWaoo9zNd_cJCjJ9vkQHDSwllr/view?usp=share_link

Installation failed: Failed to reconnect to database This means that contact with the database server on localhost has been lost. This could mean your hosting database server is down. Are you sure the database server is working? Are you sure the database server is not under overload? If you’re not sure what these terms mean, you should probably contact your host. If you still need help, you can always visit the WordPress support forums. Failed to reconnect to database This means that contact with the database server on localhost has been lost. This could mean your hosting database server is down. Are you sure the database server is working? Are you sure the database server is not under overload? If you’re not sure what these terms mean, you should probably contact your host. If you still need help, you can always visit the WordPress support forums.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bOzLLrh8eX7APgaag2fXxfjLJjdqt1Fp/view?usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-MF-OIuh02-vLZN2yrDiFAVPB54EeY2U/view?usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FuSgAAbs8A65quCk7uhtWHef5rhYUw1A/view?usp=share_link

Then they indicated that “it was malware in Astra”
…. Here they uninstalled the child theme of Astra and also Astra itself from all my websites, leaving a total disaster. And they told me this error.

<font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><font style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Error de análisis: error de sintaxis, final inesperado del archivo en/home/ximxoxtf/bybmarkt.com/wp-content/themes/astra-child/functions.php en la línea 199</font></font>

For my part, I reinstalled the Astra theme and set the whole layout.
Since then a week has passed and everything is stable.

Writing all the discussion I had with the company that provides me with hosting, would be very extensive.

They corrected it, and after a few days it was back to the same thing.

• First they said that “it was a virus and that they already disinfected it.”
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.
• Then they said they “updated MySQL”
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.
• After “they had updated MariaDB
  …It was fine for a few days, then the whole website would crash again.

Then they indicated that “it was malware in Astra”
…. Here they uninstalled the child theme of Astra and also Astra itself from all my websites, leaving a total disaster. And they told me this error.

^{Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /home/ximxoxtf/bybmarkt.com/wp-content/themes/astra-child/functions.php on line 199}

For my part I reinstalled the Astra theme again and set up the entire layout.
Since then a week has passed and everything is stable.

I attach the images that I sent before and after each failure

I reinstalled the previous version, and it’s still the same.
Those from the hosting reviewed it and said that the cause of the problem is a malware from Theme Astra

So far so good, I have installed a previous version of ASTRA, and ERROR no longer appears

If the error persists, I’ll take the screenshots and place them here.

Already solved
I removed the “Widget-1” that comes by default. And create a new one.
Thanks for creating this plugin, it’s fantastic.

Thank you “@codeamp”

Thanks, problem solved. ??

Thanks for your reply. It is the following:
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