Leslie

This could be a plugin or theme conflict. Please disable all plugins and switch themes. If that works, then start to enable each plugin one by one to identify the source.

Alternatively, you can install the Health Check plugin. You can use its troubleshooting to disable all plugins and change the theme for you. This will happen while you’re still logged in and shouldn’t affect normal visitors to your site.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Leslie.

WordPress already creates three additional formats for each of the images you upload (Thumbnail, Medium, and Large). If you don’t need one or any of those you can go to Settings > Media within your WordPress dashboard and enter 0 for the ones you don’t want. That should prevent WordPress from generating those additional images.

Regarding additional images created by your plugin, you can look for an image cleanup plugin. They vary with their options, but usually there is some customization within their settings. Often they will look for unused images to be deleted.

The other way would be to develop a custom plugin. There is no inbuilt way to do this. A custom plugin would need to scan your database and consider the various formats it could be stored in. I haven’t done this for images before, but could be a starting part for researching out to do it, if this is the option you choose. Or maybe someone else on here is better qualified to provide more details on a custom plugin to do this. But I’d try an existing plugin first.

Hi. WordPress has a few built in user roles. These can be modified, but you can’t have one set of capabilities for some editors or and not other. For that, you would need to add new roles. Each user shouldn’t really be assigned more than one role either.

If you are looking to add new user roles and modify them from the WP dashboard, then I would suggest having look for a plugin. There are plenty out there. I can’t recommend one specifically, but you can have a look at the search results here or have a search yourself.

Hope this helps.

That’s correct. WordPress does not have a backup of your content (pages, posts, plugins).

WordPress interacts with a database and it’s the database the stores all of your content. When it is installed, it creates tables in your database on your server to store all of the data. Your host, in this case GoDaddy, was the server hosting your database. So they are the only ones who could possibly have a backup.

Sorry, but there isn’t anything we can do. Your database is with your hosting provider. If they deleted it and you don’t have a local backup of your own, then it is gone. www.ads-software.com only provides the core system files. These you can download and install on a new server, but you won’t have any of your content from your site, just a blank install of the CMS.

As volunteers, we don’t have access to commercial plugins. We focus on helping with core WordPress issues and guiding you to the best forums for your need. You can have a look at this list of plugins. Because the info they provide on their WordPress listing is usually more succinct, it can be easier to find some details there.

There are two things at play here. Have a look at their documentation for coupons and free shipping.

For further help, I suggest having a look at their support forum, which will enable you to receive the best support from those who developed the plugin and the woocommerce community.

I recommend asking at plugin support forum so the plugin’s developers and support community can help you with this.

FooGallery support forum
FooBox support forum

You are using a commercial theme, please refer to their support forums for help. You may want to start by searching for help with setting the page template for your theme.

Commercial products are not supported in these forums.

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For further help with Elementor, please head to the site to view their documents where you can find help on mobile editing.

Hi. I can see you’re using the Elementor plugin. When you’re editing a page using Elementor, there is an icon at the bottom of the left-hand menu of a desktop monitor. You can click on this and change it to tablet or mobile to view that page as such. If in the WordPress default customizer, there is also an option at the bottom do do this.

Hope this helps!