Prachi Garg

Hey,
If you’ve logged in as an admin:
1. Click on customize in the top left corner in the toolbar
2. Click on widgets
3. Go to the sidebar in which the quote is present.
4. Just remove the widget that corresponds to your quote from there.
5. Click on Publish to save the changes.

Having a date in your URL does not directly hurt SEO, but it can affect how users view your content:

• Search engines: Google and other search engines don’t lower rankings just because of a date in the URL. What matters more is content relevance, quality, and freshness.
• User perception: Users may assume the content is outdated if they see an old date, leading to higher bounce rates, which could indirectly affect rankings.

If your content is evergreen, consider switching to a structure without the date to avoid users thinking it’s old.

Hey,
The reason why the slider is not stretching to the full screen is because of css being applied to the slider container, specifically on the class .vc_column_container>.vc_column-inner
This is the styles applied for this class:

1. box-sizing: border-box;
2. padding-left: 15px;
3. padding-right: 15px;
4. width: 100%;
   
   If you remove padding-left and padding-right, the slider would stretch to the whole screen width.
   
   Hope this helps.

Hey,

1. Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to?Pages. Find the page that you accidentally changed to Nicepage.
2. Find the specific page that you want to revert. Click on its title or hover over it and select?Edit.
3. If the page is currently set to be edited with Nicepage, you will see a button that says?Edit with Nicepage. This indicates that the page is using the Nicepage editor.
4. Look for an option that allows you to switch back to the standard editor. This may be labeled as?Edit with WordPress Editor,?Edit with Classic Editor, or simply?Switch to Block Editor. Click this option.

Below is a screenshot for better understanding:
Also refer this article as this might help!

Hey,
1. Try deactivating the theme and switching to a default theme like Twenty Twenty One to confirm if the issue is due to plugin conflicts. (It may arise due to the theme!)
2. Enable?WP_DEBUG?in your?wp-config.php?file to get detailed error messages, and check your server’s error logs for insights into what might be causing the conflict.
3. Ensure that your browser isn’t displaying outdated content by clearing its cache. (Try in incognito or manually delete browser cache and do a hard reload.
4. If none of the approaches work, try contacting the developer for the plugin.