DJ

You should check with your web host to see if they are experiencing any slowdowns or issues. You can also try Google Page Speed Insights which will give you recommendations for improvements.

Yes, you can reinstall from your dashboard without losing your content. Navigate to Updates and click the “Reinstall” button.

You can also try using the free Health Check plugin. When you go into troubleshooting mode, you may be able to find the source of the problem.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/health-check/

I do see a green Make an Appointment button on mobile view.

Hey Conor,

I think what might be a better and much easier solution to what you want to accomplish is to create a Block Pattern.

You can create a combination of blocks and reuse them on any page or post, rather than creating an entirely new post template.

Block Patterns

Is there anything about your new site that’s different from the previous ones? For example, are you on a new host?

You should first try reinstalling WordPress and see if that solves it.

I apologize for not reading your question more thoroughly. But yes, that’s the only solution as it stands now.

On a mobile device in the Editor, click the three dots in the upper right corner. Scroll to the bottom and click Preferences. Select General, then toggle “Always open in list view.”

You may need to back out to the Site Editor menu and go back in to the the list view.

It’s clunky, but it works.

They should be notified automatically as soon as a comment is approved.

Hi,

You can still access Additional CSS by navigating to:

https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/customize.php

First, access your site’s files via FTP. In the wp-content folder, rename your active theme folder to [theme-name]-OLD — but make sure you have another theme available in that folder! Log in to your site and see if that fixes the issue. If it does, then you know it’s a problem with your existing theme and you should contact the theme authors for support.

If that doesn’t work, then it could be a plugin.

If you can access the Installed Plugins menu, try deactivating all plugins and see if that fixes the issue. If it does, then reactivate plugins one by one to see which one is the culprit.

If you can’t access that menu through the Admin panel, access the files on your server. In the wp-content folder, rename the plugins folder to plugins-OLD. Log in to your site and see if that fixes the issue. If it does, then you know it’s a plugin. To find the culprit, you’ll have to rename your plugins folder back to plugins, then repeat this process with each plugin inside that folder. Rename all the plugins to [plugin-name]-OLD. Then rename them back to the original name one by one until you find which one is causing the issue.

Fantastic! You’re welcome, glad to help. Please make sure you mark this topic as resolved. Thanks!

I see. It looks like the rest of your site titles are fine, it’s just that one page, which looks like your blog page. You can change the title of that specifically on the page itself.

You need to find the page that’s designated as your “Posts Page.”

Select Edit for that page, and scroll to the bottom until you see the Yoast section. In that section, you’ll see the SEO Title field.

Delete the tags in that field and enter the title you want manually. Select the blue Update button at the top and that should do the trick. If you view the page, the browser tab should display Earth Arts, or whatever you put in there.

If you look in the Apple support doc, there’s a section on DMARC:

If a sending domain publishes a Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) policy,?iCloud Mail honors the domain’s policy.

Try setting up a DMARC record in your DNS records. That might take care of it.

See this forum post which has more info: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dmarc-record/

It looks like the Blank theme was developed specifically for your site. So if you can’t reach the original developer, you may need to hire one to fix it, or choose a different theme.

In the meantime, check the menu items under Appearance→Customize. There may be something there that will allow you to hide the main navigation when the mobile menu appears.

You can also add custom CSS to fix it. Under the same Customize menu, look for Additional CSS. In the box, try the following code:

@media (min-width: 1200px)
.menu-menu-1-container {
  display: none;
}

See if that does the trick.

Are you getting a specific error message under Tools→Site Health→Performance? I’m wondering how you’re sure that it’s Site Heath Checkup that’s causing the interruption.

You can also try these steps:

1. Deactivate all plugins
2. Create a test post and schedule it to post in a short time in the future, like 30 minutes
3. If it posts, then there’s likely a conflict with a plugin. Activate one plugin at a time and do the test post step for each one. If the scheduled post doesn’t run, you know that the culprit is the last plugin you activated.
4. If it still doesn’t post after doing the plugin tests, then try clearing your cache. Use a caching plugin like WP Super Cache.

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