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still curious to see the code in case someone else runs into a similar problem

yes but it is using the built in mail function of your server, it could be an anti spam mechanism kicking in of your web host or your receiving email provider

those 5% that fail, is it the same address or domain? or is it totally random even if the particular person had a successful submission before

what’s wrong with CF7? how is it its fault when it’s using your host’s php mailer?

at the bottom of your contact form, under additional settings:

flamingo_email: [email]
flamingo_name: [organization]
flamingo_subject: RSVP for Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet

now you will have your arbitrarily named contact form fields show up under flamingo’s fixed fields

what host? what other plugins? i havent seen this, but i dont use flamingo that often or on sites with lots of other plugins

right ya… that’s some redundant code, here it is shortened

wp_enqueue_style( 'kcustomcss', get_template_directory_uri().'/kcustom.css', '', '1' );
wp_enqueue_script( 'kcustomjs', get_template_directory_uri().'/kcustom.js', array('jquery'), '1', true );

the trick is to use jQuery() instead of $(), since WP? (or the theme) loads jq with noconflict

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
	alert('test');
});

paste the relevant css code from both hosts as well

my first hunch right now is that maybe your html doctype is not html5, so godaddy could be removing css3 features (like a shadow, but since when would a host do this)

line 52 of \minamaze\admin\main\options2.homepage.php

EDIT: i dont know if making your own translation file will also work, notice the languages folder has en_US.po file

EDIT2: i suppose you should make a child theme instead of editing the original php file

i am coincidentally accessing a site on godaddy with minamaze right at this moment, i dont think i’m seeing what you’re seeing

i manually installed WP on a cpanel web hosting account, not their one click installer, & not some other godaddy ‘ez’ hosting offer

can you show what it is you’re seeing?

line 25 of styles-responsive.css, you see how #header-links is being told to not be displayed? (note line 10, this is for every device or window below 768 pixels width)

are you trying to keep it displayed? simply remove that part of the css or override it with your own file (or the custom css section of the theme options in wp admin) by using ‘display: block’

EDIT: i suppose you should make a child theme instead of editing the original file

i dont mean to keep messaging but wow ipage… jetpack said this particular site was down for 29 minutes today, i havent even had jetpack’s uptime monitor running for a week & ipage seems to have gone down once already

by the way: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_International_Group this company owns all these so-called web hosts, ipage is one of them

i should also mention that a couple months ago there was some cialis spam that somehow got into a few WP sites that i’ve or a friend has worked on (it infected functions.php & spread some more php crap into random folders based on existing file names)

now i tried to see if they shared a common plugin or WP version… but guess what was common about them? they were all using one of the EIC hosts (one was ipage, another was hostgator or fatcow)

why am i suspicious? NONE of my other WP sites had the malware, they all used a completely different host such as godaddy, even though they may have used the same plugins like yoast seo or contact form 7

oops, forgot to mention, when i was first poking at it before i fixed it, i deleted the plugin from ftp & STILL had server error until i removed the cookies of the site (i’m also firefox)

i have the feeling ipage is likely doing some kind of caching which could be useful to reduce load on their servers, but may end up with weird side effects

EDIT: by removed cookies i meant from firefox’s options, searching my site’s domain, then deleting all the cookies

well… i would just not use jetpack or use a different web host with jetpack, it’s really not that important

& even if it still nags, just go into wp.com & see if you’re able to control things like stats, plugins, etc without being on the site’s admin directly… as long as it works, it shouldnt matter, right?

sounds like ipage sucks if we’re both seeing the same issue (along with someone in that thread i linked)

all you need is the json module enabled in the jetpack settings & it should be good for being connected to your wp.com account

technically nobody ‘needs’ any plugin and/or there is usually an alternative one anyway

i am also of the mindset that things should be kept minimal, for example, instead of a plugin that lets you add custom css to a theme, i would just edit the theme itself, there is no need for such back-end complexity to do something so simple

the more plugins are used (especially cache ones), the higher the chance of problems, the harder it is to understand how everything works, etc

as an example, even though WP has been my main CMS for years & even though jetpack has also been out for a few years, yesterday was the first time in my life that i ever used jetpack