jwilde4

Hello!

It would be helpful to know your website domain name to help troubleshoot, but here’s a couple of quick ideas.

Sometimes, themes or plugins can conflict with each other, causing certain content not to display correctly. Try deactivating plugins one by one to see if any specific plugin is causing the issue. Also, switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-One) temporarily to see if the issue persists.

Also, your site might be serving cached content. Try clearing your browser cache or any caching plugins you have installed.

Before conducting any troubleshoot, to gain confidence in your steps, I advise you make a backup of your site that you can restore quickly so that you do not run into any content loss issues.

Your WordPress core version should not change or have anything to do with your DNS records.

You update the WordPress core version from within the wp-admin dashboard on the update -> https://%%DOMAIN%%/wp-admin/update-core.php

If you are not receiving the email, manually setup the debug mode.

The Elementor container appears to be housing a “uicore-search” element.

UICore is a theme author and I’d also follow up with them and their support resources. I imagine you’re running one of their themes.

There are numerous ways that this is possible. I’ve done it personally with a plugin called WP Meta and Date Remover.

However there are more technical ways to do it as well. RankMath wrote an article about it here. There’s obviously pros and cons for removing this type of data from a post, but certainly valuable use cases.

Good luck @michelles00!

There are numerous plugins that offer carousel functionality -> https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/carousel/

I can’t recommend a specific one as I have not used them all but to refine the search further you could look for “3D carousel” options. A few mention the functionality, though it may not be quite the same -> https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/3d+carousel/

Good luck!

@rafalwenio I have tested 10 links you had on the site and they all loaded for me quickly. There could be an internet service provider or geo issue at play as well.

But you’ve done it right to set the links, make them clear, have them load in separate tabs.

Good luck!

Hello @ttran18

I’m happy to hear that your site is still functioning. Some common troubleshooting options you can follow these steps:

1. Check the inbox of the email address for your WordPress administrator account for a message: “Your Site is Experiencing a Technical Issue.” If you don’t see the message, check the spam/junk folder.
2. In the email text, find the link to the WordPress recovery mode sign in page.
3. Enter your WordPress admin username and password and then select Log In.
4. In the WordPress dashboard, at the top, there’s a notification about what went wrong.
   • If the error is caused by a plugin, you’ll see the following notification: One or more plugins failed to load properly. Then, from the left-side menu, select Plugins and deactivate the faulty plugin.
   • If the error is caused by the active theme, you’ll see the following notification: One or more themes failed to load properly. In this case, from the left-side menu, select Themes and activate a different theme.

If the above steps don’t resolve the issue, you can try the following:

1. Connect to your hosting with FTP.
2. In the wp-content folder, rename the plugins folder to plugins.renamed.
3. Visit your site in a private browsing mode. If it loads correctly, the issue is caused by one of your plugins. If the error persists, something else is causing it.
4. Rename the folder with plugins back to?plugins?and continue investigating the issue.
   • If it’s caused by plugins, start disabling individual plugins to figure out which one is causing the error.
   • If it’s not caused by plugins, skip to the “Switch to a default WordPress theme” section.

To switch to a default WordPress theme:

5. If you’re using the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge browsers, you can enable incognito or private browsing to check if your site is working properly.
6. If the issue is resolved, go back to the WordPress dashboard, and in the top-right corner, select Exit recovery mode.

Remember to always back up your site before performing any troubleshooting.

Additionally, it may be that your WordPress core version is out of date (we are currently on version 6.3) and that will be an update that I recommend.

Yes I think that you’d need to start by separating out the user permissions in the media folder for your WordPress site. A plugin like https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-users-media/ allows users to upload media files, but not see other users’ files. This article was helpful -> https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-organize-media-uploads-by-users-in-wordpress/

As for the search criteria per user Callsign, perhaps tagging each photo with the correct Callsign caption or description would be searchable.

You may have to contact the developer directly or check the documentation https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/getting-started.

Or is the question more specifically about the specific code standard warning “eslint will warn me to remove the first and last space within the brackets” and if it is necessary?

Here are a couple of common issues with site migrations that I like to ask first:

Are the plugins/php version/WordPress core version all the same from the old site to the new site?

Are there hosting-specific configurations with the new host that are causing the problems?

I was able to get the video to play on my mobile load when I had the screen landscape orientation and manually clicked play.

I’m wondering if there’s a pixel break on the autoplay feature. Is the content surfaced from a plugin perhaps or a block? Perhaps there’s a new version of a plugin or theme that can be updated. I saw in the code of the site that it was set at “class=”playing” so I think that’s set correctly.

Hello @alexdean are you able to provide your website URL and what methods you used to migrate your site?

Greetings!

I’m a Bluehost employee and I also volunteer on this forum.

I can see your recent domain purchase of https://bluemountainbus.com/ and the WordPress installation on the domain name.

If you login to your Bluehost account > My Sites > Hover over https://bluemountainbus.com/ > “Log in to WordPress” > you should be good toi go!

Please reply here if you continue to have issues!

Hey jillmanns20!

It looks like the site is loading through your host Bluehost. Now, there’s still a lot of default pages and copy on your page from your theme. But I see your two recent posts ??

Which specific part of your blog wasn’t loading correctly?

This could be a caching issue on your browser. Try clearing your cache and cookies on your browser and loading your website again. It’s there!

Thank you,

Drew