jnhghy

it’s a css rule that you have to change (other solutions might be available but if you don’t mind changing/adding some code the solution here will help:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19846303/how-to-make-a-hidden-navigation-bar-visible-on-all-pages

Hi, can you share a link to a page that reproduces this issue? for testing you could deactivate all plugins and switch to default theme and then re-enable your plugins to see which one is causing this issue (or change theme to see if the theme causes this … )

disable all the plugins except the one that offers this options then try again. If it works then one of the other plugins you have are breaking the js.

If you took the above steps then you’ve excluded a custom script caused issue. Talk to your hosting company, they might know what’s going on (you can also check some info about your server using a phpinfo page)

Hi, go to wp-config, remove the 2 lines, then delete the .htaccess file in wordpress root, revisit your site, issue should be fixed, if not let me know.

Contact your host, it seems the mysql service is stopped on the server. Only your host can help you with that (if you are self hosted make sure you start the mysql service!)

this site – https://halvevannijkerk.nl/inschrijven/ where you have the issue it’s not loading

The error I get:

This webpage is not available
The server at halvevannijkerk.nl can’t be found, because the DNS lookup failed.
Error code: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN

At this point it looks fine for me, have you fixed the issue? make sure you clear cache when you don’t see changes on your website.

sorry for coming back so late on this…
Do you still have this issue? I’ve checked your link and hit a 404. ??

You don’t have to Apologize for anything and I didn’t wanted to point out anything about your epression, just wanted to make sure I understand the issue you are describing.

Before looking at server issues i’d suggest you to disable all your plugins and switch to a WordPress default theme (twenty*(something)) and see if the issue persists. If it does, then you can check the web server logs to see what error it reports (if you don’t have access to such logs then you can contact the hosting company).

At this point I see no reason to suspect the hosting company for this issue.

Have a nice one and I’ll be waiting for you to come back with info.

I’m not aware of such a plugin so you’ll probably have to develop or to find someone to develop such a custom plugin. What you want is easily achieveble but will require coding.
The steps are: hook to the comment add (you’ll probably have to use comment_post hook)
Then the script triggered by that hook will have to get the values from the comment and save them as a post check wp_insert_post for info on how to insert a post using a script(function)

Please check this link (tutorial):
https://wpsites.net/wordpress-tips/wordpress-video-tutorial-how-to-host-embed-videos-in-wordpress/
But keep in mind that there are lots of reasons not to host your own videos:
https://support.hostgator.com/articles/specialized-help/technical/wordpress/why-videos-should-never-be-uploaded-to-wordpress
some extra coding might be needed (custom plugin or functionality) in order for wordpress to list your videos

Can you try this theme? I’m not sure if astore needs specifc things in a theme …

I can’t reproduce the steps that you are describing.
You add themes by going to Themes->add new theme. You add plugins by going to Plugins-> add new plugin, I can’ see any add new plugin in the theme subpage, can you share a pastebin with the options you have?

WordPress allows a limited number of file to be uploaded (I guess this is for security reasons) but there are plugins that can help you upload different formats. please check this links:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/possible-to-upload-an-excel-file?replies=13
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/load-excel-spreadsheet-wordpress-40350.html
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/manage-upload-types/