Jonathan Hinson

Just want to confirm that this is happening with Redis Object Cache too. Priorty was always 0, even after refresh etc. I didsabled Object Cache and everything then worked as expected.

Same issue here. I’m rolling back to 6.4.3

Thank you for the very detailed answer Rick.

Same issue here. In my Plugin List it is showing as “There is a new version of DMCA Website Protection Badge available. View version 0.0 details or update now.”
Deleting, Downloading latest version, and manually installing hasn’t helped.

I second this request. It would be great to use inline css, and provide “a href” etc. in descriptions.

adamgogo may be referring the the developers website being a bit clearer – in that you can append the ?autologin_code=157qjy5CDhfyjhtyiNB9rrTqkRrx after any url on your site. So, you can send an auto login link to someone directing them directly to the page you want them to arrive at, and then add the ?autologin_code= at then end.

Found this:
https://elegantmodules.com/modules/elementor-woocommerce-memberships/

@therealbxtr Thanks for following-up, I was looking for this too with Astra. That woks. Thanks.

Thanks for taking the time to post this Daan. It helped me a lot, and probably saved me a lot of time.

Cheers!

I worked out my issue with the custom style – all good – amazing plugin ??

Hi there,
A simple solution is using the “Hosts File Trick” – basically “tricking” your computer into thinking that the website is still at your old host (so you can view the old site).

There are a lot of guides on the internet on how to change your Hosts file – check out the first bunch of results with this google search:

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=hosts+file+trick&oq=hosts+file+trick

Yes, it is possible.

Some of the things you listed are individually possible with minor tweaks and customisations. However, if you want something that solves all or most of these things in one tool, find a suitable plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=membership

I think it’s worth looking into your hosting set up…

The “Post name” permalink structure requires your server to have mod_rewrite enabled. Check with your Hosting Provider – to ensure that is available/enabled.

If so, and your WordPress is installed into the root directory of your server – and the General Settings show your WordPress address (URL) and Site address (URL) as https://helpingyoulearnspanish.com
Then ensure that your .htaccess file (on the server) looks like this:

# BEGIN WordPress

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Just want to check you’ve done this…

In Permalink Settings > Common Settings > Select “Post name” option and Save Changes.

Test after clearing cache?

Can you provide the Home Page URL? I can typically tell from a quick look what the issue may be. Cheers!