Lucas Carvalho

How did you solved this issue?

Hi Pip,
I suggest you to take a look at the Theme Documentation and search about how to import the correct demo content. You must import the same demo as you are looking into.
Better yet, there’s another way to fix it. You can got to theme options and look for a full width option!

Looking at the screenshots, I guess you didn’t use the Menu Editor to build it.
If you didn’t use, please take a look at those docs: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide

Hello!
If you can’t see the problem when you are logged in, maybe it’s a cache problem. Do you have any cache plugin ou service? I recommend you to flush them and see if it was fixed!

Where did you install the new WordPress? Was it in the same server and folder of the server?

You’re welcome!

Happy to hear that conversion to InnoDB worked!

About the table “_user_activity”, yes you should delete, if you don’t use this plugin anymore.

Take a look at this plugin: https://br.www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-optimize/. It can be useful to your case.

Shashikant,
After tried those solutions, I think your case should be analysed by a full stack developer on a staging server.
Unfortnely I can’t see a simple way to reply a solution for you, without doing that.

You can convert this table to InnoDB, just make sure to create a full database backup before conversion.
One or more plugins maybe is saving lots of transient data in this table, causing this issue.
You can also optmize your tables using “Optimize table” function of PHPMyadmin.

After those changes, if the problem persists, I suggest you to search which plugin could be writing lots of data in this table.

Hi Shashikant,
I suggest you analyse the WP_OPTIONS table, before repair, to find the cause of the issue.

Hi,
You need to change this parameter on PHP-FPM config files of your server.
If you are using Ubuntu Server (or other debian-based) maybe the correct file to change is:
/etc/php/X.X/fpm/php.ini
*X.X is your PHP Version, check the correct name of folder.

After update the file, don’t forget to restart php-fpm service on your server:
service phpX.X-fpm restart

It looks like a web hosting error, not WordPress. I suggest you to talk with your web hosting support.

You have to check those limits with your hosting support. Because in some cases, it’s not allowed to overpass server config like you are trying to do.

Did you tried WordPress Installer from Bitnami?
It works pretty well on Windows / Linux / Mac: https://bitnami.com/stack/wordpress/installer

Hi,
Does your posts permalinks use /category/ on URL structure?
If doesn’t you have just be concerned about Category Archives.