Ian Sackofwits

Hey, lopiccoloson234, I recommend asking for help in the Astra theme support forums as they are the theme developers and would best be able to help you with this issue.

I would recommend that if you have this issue again to use your web browser developer tools to see if you have any 404 errors appear.

If you do, then perform the same actions that you just described, namely clearing your site’s cache.

This is a good resource for seeing if you have any browser issues: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/

Hey, divya96, I’m another Contact Form 7 user.

I’d recommend reading this documentation page about how to resolve your issue – https://contactform7.com/faq/i-get-an-error-message-with-a-red-border-so-how-can-i-solve-this/

Hey, impactcom, are you able to login through FTP? If so, then I’d recommend disabling your theme via that method.

Hey, yanezez, I’m another Neve user.

It looks like that string is from WooCommerce:

<p><?php esc_html_e( 'A link to set a new password will be sent to your email address.', 'woocommerce' ); ?></p>

You could add a filter to translate that text. Please read the following documentation regarding that: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/hooks/gettext/

Hey, nirmal1985, it looks like the plugin that’s causing the issue is https://wpthemego.com/item/sw-woocommerce-vertical-category-listing-wordpress-plugin/.

I’d recommend reaching out to that plugin developer’s support as that plugin appears to be a paid plugin.

Hey, sacconi, you could either add an inline style to that PHP that you’re outputting (i.e. style=") or give your label an id or class (i.e. <label id="...">) so that you could target it with some CSS.

Hey, iqbalresources, I’m another FEPM user.

I’m not sure if this setting still works with the regular version of the plugin, but it’s worth seeing if this is still applicable: https://www.shamimsplugins.com/docs/front-end-pm-pro/getting-started-2/only-admin/

Hey, Tamas, I’d recommend using phpMyAdmin to examine the database tables to see if indeed your site’s pages are gone.

Try searching for wp_posts in your database to confirm that the pages are actually gone.

Hey, sam1351, do you have the associated PHP error with the crash available to post?

Hey, abc1993, I’m another CF7 user.

I would recommend making a staging version of your site that you can play around with, in case you were worried about negatively affecting your live site, and also use for the comparison.

A staging site is a version of your site where you could play around with disabling plugins (disabling plugins one by one until you encounter an error or the problem is resolved, etc)/switching themes, etc and would be identical to your live site. You can make a staging version of your site with Local by Flywheel; get an archive of your site that you would use with Local.

Some hosts allow you to make a staging version of your site on their platforms.

If your speed is better on the staging site, keeping in mind to have identical settings on your live site when doing a 1:1 speed comparison, then your hosting service is at issue.

To also address the long server response time issue, you can try using a CDN, using a caching plugin or server caching and/or update your WordPress/PHP versions.

Hey, rodney007, I’d recommend reading this tutorial page for RankMath regarding this issue: https://rankmath.com/kb/different-meta-title-and-description/

There could be different reasons why the title is different than what you want it to be.

Hey, michelles00, what theme are you using?

Also, what plugins are you using?

Having this information will help in troubleshooting your issue.

Hey, big-dreams-theory, I’m another FEPM user.

I did something similar for a client in the past.

I achieved this by using a shortcode in the CPT like fep_shortcode new_message_form

You could have some JS make visible the message form fields.

Hey, wordpressrun, I’m another FEPM user.

I think you could achieve this programatically.

It looks like there’s a filter you can play around with via PHP:
apply_filters( 'fep_current_user_can', $can, $cap, $id );

You could hook onto it and put a conditional for ‘send_new_message’.

You would need to store this in the database using something like a transient: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/set_transient/