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  • Hi,

    I have understood you are saying you do not have access to existing admin email address and you want to change it. If you have access to the admin dashboard of your site please install the plugin i have mentioned. Follow the instructions in the this screenshot

    Next, I have checked my spam and junk folders, and there’s nothing there either. Just to be clear, these folders are within my lindsey email (the “new” email that I’m trying to confirm), not in the admin email, since I can’t access that email account.

    I was referring that when you will update your new admin email address under Settings > General that requires email verification. That verification email will be sent to your new email address. If your website is sending emails without any issues only then you will be able to receive the confirmation email. In the confirmation email there will only be a link once you click on that it verifies the email address and it will be updated inside admin dashboard in General settings as well.

    You can find the table inside your database and for that you need to access your CPanel and find the database connected with the WP site and then go into that database find the options table and then find the admin email field to update it. It definately requires more work and i will recommend you to ask your hosting provider to help you in that as you are new to WP. I hope it will be helpful.

    Kind Regards,

    Hi,

    If you are not able receive the confirmation email after resetting the admin email then first try to test the same admin email address which you are setting by using this plugin and send an email to verify if emails are being sent from your website without any issues. If it does not works then contact your hosting provider.

    Also try to see in the JUNK folder sometimes such emails go in the SPAM or JUNK folder as well. Sometimes there are server issues as well due to which emails are not being sent. You should again give a try again after some time.

    The last solution will be changing from the database table. Simply go to the _options table and edit admin_email field and your admin email address.

    Kind Regards,

    Hi,

    There are two types of CRON jobs available. One is fired from the server and for that you need to disable the WordPress CRON job. The other one is the WordPress CRON job which is fired if someone visit your website. You can run an automated CRON job to export any WordPress data. How CRON job works in WordPress is described at the following link.

    https://developer.www.ads-software.com/plugins/cron/

    Kind Regards,

    Hi,

    The SSL certificate is usually installed by the hosting provider. I will highly recommend you to contact your hosting provider to first check with them. If it is installed properly then it might be possible that on your existing site there could be few links which needs to be updated. You can do that using any plugin as well.

    For your second question WP left panel not showing you should first deactivate all the plugins to find out if it works and even try to switch to the default theme. If it does not works then there might be an issue in the installation. Contact your hosting provider they can guide you on it.

    Kind Regards,

    Hi,

    If you are not using page builder then you must need some CSS knowledge to do the changes. You can add your changes in the child theme style.css file or you can add your styles in the Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.

    If you are not a coder i will suggest you using Elementor page builder plugin. It is very user friendly and almost it provides you flexibility to edit almost everything. It has a free version as well which i think would be sufficient for you to do your design changes. Here is the link of it simply install it and then go to the page and edit via Elementor.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/elementor/

    Kind Regards,

    Hi addirector,

    I hope this message finds you well. It is not difficult if you want to code it by yourself then that can be done. Simply you have to display one image from the gallery. You can use the Woocommerce action hook woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title to achieve your image flip hover effect. The below code goes in child theme functions.php file.

    add_action( 'woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title', 'add_on_hover_shop_loop_image' ) ; 
    
    function add_on_hover_shop_loop_image() {
        if( is_shop() ){
           $image_id = wc_get_product()->get_gallery_image_ids()[1] ; 
    
           if ( $image_id ) {
    
            echo wp_get_attachment_image( $image_id ) ;
    
           } else {  //assuming not all products have galleries set
    
            echo wp_get_attachment_image( wc_get_product()->get_image_id() ) ; 
    
           }
       }
    
    }

    I will recommend you to follow the detailed instructions on this link which will be very helpful in coding your own solution. Have a great day!

    Kind Regards,

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