ivahyael

Hey, here are some links on how to restore your site manually from backups:

1. How to Manually Restore a WordPress Website From a Backup (In 5 Steps)

2. Beginner’s Guide: How to Restore WordPress from Backup

Hi,

There is no plugin available so far for what you want to achieve. However I have seen your site’s page and what you can do instead is:

1. Create a post/page per subject and link that in the Question Bank page
2. Use a search plugin so your student’s can search for answers on your site.

11 WordPress Site Search Plugins [+ What They’re Best For]

Maybe someone else might have another idea for how you can achieve this, feel free to try different methods on which one works for you best.

Hey,

I checked your site’s console and you are getting a bunch of 403: https://i.imgur.com/lOJ7jSx.png

The issue is coming from your theme.

Either:
1. reinstall your theme
2. Change your theme to another one

The site will be fixed.

Hey,

Great question! I check and this plugin is not yet developed, maybe you can make one and then publish it for the community? ??

Anyways I found this thread from a plugin where a user is asking for the very same features you need: Can a user upload images to gallery?

The thread answers the question how to let visitors upload on your gallery, and perhaps you can also make a follow up question to the developers if they have updated their plugin yet to have this feature.

Happy building!

Hey,

don’t apologize for your English, your English is great!

Anyways, your post does not have any links. Can you clarify which exactly is it that you want to copy/replicate?

Hi Ashley,

It depends on what theme you are using. But generally you can refer to these articles/support thread on how to maintain footer at the bottom of the page:

How to Stick Footer to Bottom When Page Content Is Less?

Stick footer to bottom

How to Create a Sticky Floating Footer Bar WordPress

Hi, you can choose from different themes here: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/

You can also filter themes depending on functions. You can select “Education” as subject, choose Column count and choose features like ‘Post formats’ or ‘Accessibility Ready’

Hi, Can you try installing and activating “Health Check”

It will add some additional features under the menu item under Tools > Site Health.

On its troubleshooting tab, you can Enable Troubleshooting Mode. This will disable all plugins, switch to a standard WordPress theme (if available), allow you to turn your plugins on and off and switch between themes, without affecting normal visitors to your site. This allows you to test for various compatibility issues.

There’s a more detailed description about how to use the Health Check plugin and its Troubleshooting Mode at https://make.www.ads-software.com/support/handbook/appendix/troubleshooting-using-the-health-check

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by ivahyael.

Hi,

We need more details about this. You can easily try and install the plugin on a dev environment and test from there.

Or perhaps you want to include your plugin on WordPress repository? Here is how you can do it too: Add your plugin

You can mark your plugin as Beta and then ask for feedback from actual users once the plugin is published.

Hi,

If troubleshooting did not help, I recommend restoring your WordPress core files. You can go to Dashboard –> Updates page, and then select the reinstall version 6.0.3 button.

Hi,

Have you also tried changing your Author’s name on the User option “Display name publicly as” on Users –> Profile option?

Hi,

Can you try and go to Appearance and choose Customize, then choose the Site Identity tab.

You will be able to add the favicon from there. You can also try using plugins such as All in One Favicon if you like.

Hi,

Are you seeing some preventive code on your wp-config.php file? It would be something like define( 'WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', false ); If you see this, can you change the value to TRUE and then check your admin page again?

If not, you can try deactivating all plugins, and then refresh the Updates section on your dashboard, it might be something is preventing the button to show.

Let us know how it goes.

Hi,

Have you tried changing the admin email through PHPMyAdmin? It will not require a verification email from the old admin address.

Here is how you can do it: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-change-the-wordpress-admin-email/

You can go ahead to Method 2 which is Change WordPress Admin Email via PhpMyAdmin.

Hi,

Please note that we do not have access to the link you posted and you can also not include the website URL next time, since the URL would not matter to the question.

Anyways from the amount of information provided, generically, please try adding this filter to your functions file: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/missing-tools-page-on-wp-admin-2/#post-16130979

For the REST API, can you change your permalink setting to default? Does the error still show when the permalink is changed?

You can also try deactivating all plugins and running the Site Health Check again, see if you still encounter the errors. If not, enable the plugins one by one until you see which is causing the loopback request.

You would also need to make sure you are using updated WordPress core versions, Your PHP is at least 8.0 and all your plugins + themes are updated too.