nickjohnsondev

Sounds like there might be an issue with the configuration. I suggest removing anything related to WordPress from your laptop and performing a clean reinstallation.

Could you please clarify what exactly stopped working after you installed SSL?

You should try this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/tables-do-not-exist-2/

Judging from the message you receive I suggest contacting the company that owns the new host and ask them whether they have maintenance work. If that’s the case, the issue should go away after they are done with maintenance.

Try this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/please-help-me-fix-this-error/
or this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-unknown-cannot-use-output-buffering-in-output-buffering-display-ha-16/

I can’t recommend any CDN at this time. The general rule of thumb is to use the one that has better documentation and is easier to set up (and get rid of, in case set up goes south).

You should investigate the styles applied both to the image and the carousel container. I suggest to consult the official documentation for the owl carousel library or switch to using slick.js instead (I find it easier in that it has better documentation). Also, make sure the styles that go together with the libraries are correctly applied in your PHP code.

The idea here is that it might take time for CDN to work at its full potential.

When working with custom types, the slugs should have underscores instead of hyphens is that there are various places in WordPress core that utilize the slugs, and that would break if not using an underscore. This is at a code level and around how PHP works.

You can check this article for further reference: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/why-is-underscore-permitted-in-the-post-type-but-dash-is-disallowed/#post-505820

Hope it helps.

As it says on their website, it can take one to seven days for your site to reflect the performance improvements of a CDN.