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  • Hey catherinejean!
    There are two ways to embed any site without plugin.

    1) Very first and classic way to embed any site is using iframe tag.
    <iframe width="100" height="100" src="https://www.your-domain.com/"></iframe>
    In this classic method, all you need to do is define the height, width, and source to embed any URL.

    2) Another way to embed website is using oEmbed tag
    <embed height="560" width="315" src="https://your-domain.com/" />
    With OEmbed tag, you can even style the container with CSS. It also doesn’t require a closing tag and all major browsers support it.
    Which is one of faster and easier way to embed content into WordPress.

    Hopefully, it works for you.
    Good luck.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by magecomp.

    Hey Eugene!
    There are several plugins available online but for multisite favicon i will recommended you to use ULTIMATE BRANDING plugin by WPMUDEV. it supports custom Multisite Favicon according to your need.
    Hope it will work for you!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Image Size

    Hey kbellcpa !
    We use Resize Image After Upload plugin for resizing the image or compressing images once its uploaded.
    I hope it will work for you.

    Hey techvlog!

    there are two possible solutions for your requirements.
    1) First and easy option is to identify that is your theme supports multiple menus? then you can easily set up this menu from theme settings as per your requirement.

    2) Another Solution is…
    From appearance select the menu, At the top of the page, you will find advanced screen options from that you have to select link target.
    Once it selected you will see the option of “Open link in new tab” like the attached image.
    https://prntscr.com/h4qc1t

    Hope this solution work for you.

    Hey jfletty,
    You can recover those website data easily in two ways…
    1) The easiest way is to restore your whole website data is from automated backups that are taken frequently by your hosting provider. you can contact them for more information or read their faqs/guide to restore those data easily.
    2) Another way is to reinstall those plugins back to your WordPress site and there is a possibility that you can get your website back with old configs that you have set in past.
    Have a nice day Buddy!

    Hey mischnu!
    If you are using any paid plugin without a license it will not provide an update and that’s the reason why this issue happened and if you have already purchased the plugin you can setup license key to receiving future updates.
    To identify plugin which causes this issue, try to disable all the installed plugins one by one and you will find that plugin that causes this issue and you can even identify plugin using developer tools(F12) using some basic coding skills in your browser.

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