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Hi,

Given that the requests are originating directly from your hosting provider’s IP address, it’s likely that the requests are originating from your own site i.e. scheduled actions.
I’d recommend communicating/resolving this further with their support team.

Hi,

In cases like this, your best would be to restore an available backup. Whether it’s one created using WP plugins or generated by the hosting provider. Additionally, depending on how you deleted the folder perhaps the ‘Trash’ can be restored i.e. if files were deleted via a File Manager, you hosting provider may have this feature.

Hi,

You may refer to the following:

https://make.www.ads-software.com/core/handbook/testing/reporting-security-vulnerabilities/

Hi,

Assuming you are referring to the Site Health page in the WP dashboard – what exact issue are you facing there? The report should identify the issues to help you fix them.

Hi,

The error in question can occur due to various reasons such as a conflict with a plugin, a theme, a server issue, or even a browser issue. Since the issue is only happening for 1-2 users – it would be great to isolate the issue to determine if it’s specific to the accounts or the users using those accounts.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Ask the affected users to clear their browser cache and cookies and try again. Also, they can try using a different browser or device to see if the issue persists.
2. Disable any plugins that could be conflicting with the editor such as a security or caching plugin and try again.
3. Check the user account roles and permissions for the affected users and make sure they have the necessary permissions to edit and create posts.
4. Check if the issue is related to a specific post or page. If yes, try copying the content of that post or page to a new post or page and see if the issue persists.

Hopefully, this can help you.

Hi,

Have you addressed this with your service provider?

Provided that your domain’s DNS configuration is correct and considering it’s a fresh installation on their end without any modifications, they should be interested to review what went wrong.

Hi,

Have you considered using a WordPress plugin instead to provide you with the functionality you’re trying to achieve?

For example:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/youtube-embed-plus/ or any other alternative.

A plugin like this could help you achieve responsive YT embeds.

Hi,

It’s possible that the SQL query you’re using isn’t finding any matches because it’s looking for an exact match for the string ‘A’ within the post_content field. If the URL you’re trying to replace has additional parameters or formatting, the query may not be able to find it. Would be good to double-check it.

Have you had any luck using the WP-CLI Search Replace? Or tried using the Better Search Replace plugin?

And make sure to back up your database before making any changes to your content, just in case something goes wrong during the search and replace process.

Hi,

Have you checked these out?

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/audioigniter/
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/html5-audio-player/
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cue/

Hi,

It’s difficult to say who is right or wrong without more information.

It may be helpful to isolate the issue by testing with other themes and plugins, and to provide detailed information to both parties. Additionally, it may be worth looking for alternative plugins or themes that provide similar functionality to see if they work better together.

I would say each support team is responsible to test the compatibility with your provided information on the used versions, error messages or screenshots indicating the issue etc.

Hi,

The <# and #> are used to enclose a block of code written in JavaScript template literals and they allow the embedding of JavaScript code within HTML code.

As a result, the code between these delimiters is executed as JavaScript and its output is injected into the final HTML output.

Hi,

The loading speed of your website can be affected due to many things, it would be hard to say with the limited information provided as it could have no relation to the Slideshare downloader as well.

You could use online speed-testing services to help you determine the cause more accurately as well as implement general optimizations to your website, like image optimizations, CDN, caching plugin, and database optimizations among others.

Hi,

This is how your page is opening up for me:

https://prnt.sc/oKpixIqwYibH

Could you please clarify what issue are you facing and what appears to be missing?

Hi,

Depends on what you’re using for your site. You could make such adjustments within your theme settings if supported. Otherwise, you could look into adding custom CSS which can be found under the Appearance ->?Customize?section of your dashboard.

There are also plugin alternatives that you could use to customize the Cart button.

Hi,

I would say that you can omit the base and format arguments and use the default settings instead provided that they suit your requirements.

Safe to say that the default settings may not work in all cases, such as when you have a custom permalink structure set up in WordPress and it seems to be generally a good practice to have those arguments defined.

Ultimately, it’s always a good idea to test your pagination links thoroughly to ensure they’re working as expected.