Samuel Wood (Otto)

By default, those settings are set on the Settings General page of the wp-admin. They are not hardcoded values like that. If you want them to be hard coded, you can do so. But by default they are not.

Caching, perhaps?

This is really an AVG question, and you should consider looking at this thread.

https://support.avg.com/answers?id=9060N000000gMdVQAU

It absolutely is the case, but it’s a matter of choice. Most builders work fine with the block editor and have indeed adopted it.

But if you choose, the classic editor plugin is available, and it is very simple, and low/no impact on your site.

When a user is viewing an embedded YouTube video, then their browser is directly connecting to YouTube.

It doesn’t have anything to do with WordPress or your theme. It’s something to do with their browser.

It may be cookies, it may be geographic restrictions, it might be age restrictions, or it may be something else entirely, but it’s almost certainly not your WordPress install.

3rd party editors have the capability of disabling the block editor themselves.

HTML ignores white space. You have to specify what you want it to do via CSS. Examples: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/white-space

www.ads-software.com doesn’t recognize any of my emails. Was I hacked?
I’m trying to login?https://***.com/wp-login.php?

www.ads-software.com is this site. Your site is something else .com apparently.

Usernames and passwords and emails, all those are all specific to your site or our site or any other site. There is no universal WordPress login. Your logins here will not work there and vice versa.

You can edit reviews, but not to be blank.

Try it again now.

Just a thought, but you could stop using those plugins entirely.

Try clicking the Spam(3) link at the top.

If you don’t want it to go that deep, then go to settings -> discussion and limit the depth to less than 10.

I’ll let the forum password resets guys handle it, however, if you cannot verify that you are the owner of the account, then we cannot delete it for you.

Basically, you have to email from the address itself to verify you are the owner of the account. If you lost access to the email address, then you no longer own the account.

A BOM being present will absolutely prevent login. There is no case where an HTML page should ever produce a BOM.

Basically, resave your text files that you edited recently with a no bom setting. You should never use a BOM under any circumstances when you’re editing text files that are also PHP.