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It looks like you are loading the Lato font several times which may be triggering Google to block it occasionally. You really only need to include the link to the font once.

The best way to do this may be to remove the “uncategorized” category like this:

https://dominiquej.com/how-to-delete-uncategorized-wordpress/

What you would want to do is absolutely position an image which is not in a relatively position div and make the image full screen by setting it’s min-width and min-height to 100vh. Then you would setup a javascript timeout to hide the image after 5 seconds. That’s how I would do it anyway.

It sounds like you may have a redirect loop setup on your server. Do you know if you have any redirects in place?

In the Woocommerce settings, you can set the page associations in WooCommerce->Settings->Checkout. Once you associate the pages, they should fill up with content.

Did you add the pages manually or did you click the link to generate the pages that WooCommerce prompts you to click?

Did you fix this? In general, you can get to your admin by using the full url so rather than going to /wp-admin, you can sometimes get there by going to wp-login.php.

The issue is not an error, it’s that WPML which is the most supported localization plugin hooks into WP_Query to retrieve the correct translation, which are actually separate posts in the DB. So if the query is for a post with the ID of 5 and the language is Japanese, it may pull post 20, the Japanese version of that post. I hope this is making sense. My understanding is that it is just altering the query by hooking into WP_Query. With that in mind, do you know of any conceivable way to do the same thing with GetPostsQuery?