jameszen

To make it easier, find a plugin that allows you to change the database prefix and it should work as expected, e.g. All in one security has an option.

If it’s related to WordPress itself, you can safely ignore a warning message.

This could be related to one of your builder or plugins that uses React.js. That’s you will need to fix the depreciate API or stick to the current version without upgrade React.js.

WordPress does hashing more than one pass to the plaintext password. If your wp-config.php don’t include any salt for additional level of encryption, you can try but the suggestion is simple if you can setup a new WordPress site and create new account, you can retrieve the password from there.

https://wpdatatables.com/wordpress-salts-and-keys/

This issue is not related to WordPress side.

Hello fellow in the same place, I found your font shown Astra, I believe it was cause by missing s in http which could not load as shown in Chrome devtools, you can fix and try again.

https://macckly.com/test/wp-content/themes/astra/assets/fonts/astra.ttf

xamdax, I remember reading this might be related to your issue with CloudLinux and PHP 7.4.1.

https://www.cloudlinux.com/forum/forum11/email-using-php-7-4-not-working

I was researching this topic while on project development with Go programming, not using this plugin. On the other hand, 7.4 did caused issue for one of my dev’s WordPress plugin, doing an upgrade to PHP runtime would solve it but can’t determine if it will indirectly broke other plugins. Site backup is always recommended.