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I am not using the paid version. That is a prompt given to me using the version downloaded from the public WP.org plugin repo.

Please remove that prompt and update the plugin (with the prompt removed).

Hiya! Since you have CSS questions, you should look for resources or communities online to help you solve your issue. While this has to do with WordPress theming, it isn’t actually a WordPress issue. ^_^

Definitely ask the developers of the plugin for assistance. They will know more about the specifics of using that service. ^_^

The easiest way to figure it out is by deactivating all the plugins and activating them one at a time to see which one is removing your feed.

I haven’t used that caching plugin before, so I would start there; sometimes “performance” plugins make changes that are okay, but unnecessary, such as removing revisions or disabling feeds.

Other likely culprits include security plugins. Keep using it! But try turning it off and see if that is disabling the feed.

Great job, on both counts! ^_^

Under Redirection plugin, Go to the Redirection options page, press save (or update), then go back to the Modules page and see if the links are there. Click on “CSV” and it will download!

Wow, that worked for me. Thanks for mentioning it, pmccrann. ^_^

Please see the plugin docs for WordPress.com: https://en.support.wordpress.com/plugins/

Very few plugins are active on that service. Please contact their support before asking in individual plugin forums.

Thanks for checking. One of the scripts is gone, but there is still this at https://github.com/mainwp/mainwp/blob/master/class/MainWPSystem.class.php#L1881-L1883

echo '<script type="text/javascript">
google.load("visualization", "1", {packages:["corechart"]});
</script>';

What does that one do?

Can you tell me what is going on at https://github.com/mainwp/mainwp/blob/2dd6b1ecb62275dd53ca703f1f2bbaf5abb711ab/class/MainWPSystem.class.php#L1763-L1766?

On each page load in the MainWP dashboard, it is pinging Google servers. I am not sure what that snippet is for.

This plugin doesn’t do that, though it does allow you to use the Apache module as a front end to add IP rules to your .htaccess file. You can find out more at https://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/.

Wow, that is really odd. I can’t get around that, either. I think it is a bug.

That seems like a reasonable feature request. In the meantime, you can use your web server’s error logs to find the info you are looking for.

Also, you can filter the list by only a given IP address, for instance, for a bot, and then delete only those entries, so you can clean up your records a bit.

Oh, and you can export the 404 log, and then you can search it locally, as a spreadsheet. ^_^

I can’t reproduce this, so if you think the plugin author should fix it, you’ll have to include more information. I suggest trying it on a different site, to see if the error happens again. Then you have data to debug, such as your server setup or something else. ^_^

I don’t think this plugin will do what you want, it doesn’t check the domain.

I don’t know what you are trying to do, but I would probably try to put parameters on the incoming URLs to parse, like domain.com/something?tld=com.

But really, I’ve no idea what you’ve got going on, so that may not make sense. ^_^

cgriffis, if you are going to eventually use the WordPress site on your main domain (https://www.landonwinery.com), then the Redirection plugin (or any WordPress plugin) will work once that is in place. You won’t be able to use a WordPress plugin on the Joomla site, which is what you’ve implied you are doing.

If you are going to keep the Joomla site in place, then you will need to use a Joomla extension, or seek help from a web developer, to get redirects working there.

But I think you should move the WordPress site to the main domain, and then the Redirection plugin will work for you. ^_^