orangeworx

This thread can be closed as I’ve mistaken the widget name.

My apologies.

@atlabs, I’ve tried @mndpsingh287 recommendation but it seems the ftp options is a pro feature (it’s greyed out for me no matter the location…)

Hope this helps

this plugin behaves like a file explorer on your hosting server… you don’t need to have an ftp connection to use this.
If you’re asking if this plugin has the ability to connect to an outside FTP server, then no. I do believe that’s not the scope of this plugin

Hello Suman,
In some instances you cannot do more than what you have already done…
Let me explain, remove render-blocking JS means to try and push back the loading of JS’s as much as you can to speed up website… Because, in some cases, the JS shapes your page, you cannot just simply load it later as your pages will negatively impact user experience, the content is loaded and then “placed” is not always acceptable nor pretty.
In your case, you have jQuery loading … I can’t tell what’s your site’s theme using jQuery for but in the event it’s not affecting the layout then yes, you can delay loading it…

As far as CSS delivery, autoptimize has “done its job” … I believe it’s minified and concatenated your CSS. Before autoptimize, that optimize CSS list was longer correct? more files and bigger file size.

Unfortunately, the “issues” you’re dealing with are only issues if site design and speeds are affected and that would be entirely a decision you’ll have to take as to dealing with it.

There are other services that you can use to test site speed and not fully rely on google’s pagespeed as the definitive. (pingdom and grader give you a good idea of problem areas)

HTH

The moderation on this forum is … no comment.
But to get back on topic since all relevant questions were asked individually in other posts (now deleted thanks to no comment)

So it’s been around a week now, only access I have is no access, just successful logins
No details in the codex regarding this because, within WP, safeguards were put in place so that the super admin can’t be deleted.
Does anyone have any insight on the matter?

I would suggest 2 things…
one is validating that reverting to 4.9.4 is “safe” for you
two is contacting enfold support directly to see if that’s an issue that’s relating to the theme (as I would suspect it is) since it’s a paid theme and they would be able to support you better.

which theme are you using? this should be posted on the theme’s support page.

wrong forum, you should ask in the support forum of that plugin, specially if it’s paid

You would have to give a bit more info so as to help us help you.
self hosted wordpress?
version and plugins/themes installed?
Did it ever work? if yes, what changed since? added plugin/theme?

Just extract the plugin directory in the wp_content>plugins

HTH

First and foremost, let’s get a few things cleared out.
Your site is using a very old version of WP (WordPress 3.6.1 and we’re at 4.9.5)
It’s still a wordpress site, that’s for sure.
What do you mean by dreamhost has the ability to install a WP plugin? Regardless what host you’re on, that should be the norm. What I think you mean is the ability to install another WP instance and yes that would mean another WP.
You also seem to be confusing dreamhost accounts and WP accounts…
dreamhost will have the files and databases of as many WPs as allowed by your account.
What you would need now is to access the database of your WP through dreamhost’s db management (most likely phpmyadmin) get to the wp_users table and look for your account.
You’ll be able to login here
If you don’t remember your password, it’s really simple; edit the user you want to login with and in the password field, enter your new password BUT make sure you select MD5 in the drop down menu for the password field.
Once you log in, you should be able to update your WP to latest version and other plugins that require updates as well…
then contact your host again to get newer php version back

HTH

Please elaborate on the matter, what do you mean by can’t access?
Do you know which fields were flagged and deleted by WordFence? If you had WordFence properly configured, the hack attempt should’ve been blocked… something else occured, I take it.
you should first log into phpmyadmin and check your wp_users and wp_usermeta tables
see what’s in there… if you’re recreating the super admin, make sure you select MD5 for the password field so it’s properly generated

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by orangeworx.

a function to pull your custom_post_type from db and fill the page?

You mentioned that you can only access it from your internal home network… I’d check AWS settings if you set up some kind of “allow only a specific IP” and verify your domain nameservers to accurately reflect AWS’s

There are several sites and tools you can use to test your site and see what your bottlenecks are.
Google pagespeed will test and report on issues and tell you what to do, so would pingdom

At time of writing, I couldn’t even connect to your site. Check with AWS on server statuses which, as mentioned, could be the result of DDoS.