Nabi Abdi

I’m sorry to hear that! can you provide more information about this, So I can help? Or provide a new update to solve the issue?

Hey @amirrezasr
This is a bit tricky! because in WordPress core we don’t have this feature, but if you’re familiar with WordPress programming, you can create a custom plugin that can scan the screen size in the wp-admin area and would not let the user to logged in with the screen sizes less than 756px. Which basically is for mobile screen size.

Hey @cameline, In this case, you should check a few things. For instance, the first thing that you should try is to deactivate all the plugins that you have on your site and then try to install the theme again, and if you were able to install the theme, then you have a code conflict in one of your plugins, so start to activate the plugins one by one, with this approach you can find the plugin that causes this problem. It would be much better if you first search about plugin and theme conflicts in WordPress.

Hey @jamiebaker,
I’m sorry for this unfortunate. Yes, you can somehow combine the two databases, for example, you can import posts and comments from the early database and import the options from the other one.
But first, it would be better to learn about this subject by searching a bit. for example search for this => How to import table by table into WordPress database.

Hey @kevinhuang01
It is highly likely that you have a plugin or theme installed on your website that causes this problem. If you are familiar with the console on the browser you simply can find the problem. But as @faisalahammad said if you provide use more detail we can help you way better ??

hi you must first download WooCommerce and then paste the zip file into plugin folder in your localhost in this address :
C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins
and then unzip the WooCommerce file and then go to dashboard and install it in the plugin => install plugin