totaltec

It is the CSS:
#wrapper_bg {
position: fixed;
}

Just removed the “fixed” position on the element.

I would use jQuery since it is included in WP. Specifically the toggle() function: https://api.jquery.com/toggle/

Example: https://jsfiddle.net/tovic/EwNRJ/

Awesome. So glad it helped. Level up, achievement unlocked. ??

Oh I was confused. I didn’t realize it was multisite. Disregard my previous post, and I’ll take more care at watching what forum I’m in. ??

You need proper access to do what you want, meaning perhaps a better host. php MyAdmin has limitations on most hosts, primarily because you are running a GUI web page and trying to do root access level operations.

Ask for or get a host with shell access. Then use Putty or some other ssh terminal to access the server directly. Running a mysqldump or import should be a regular things that requires no thought. Best instructions that I know of: https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/09/backup-and-restore-mysql-database-using-mysqldump/

First get a much better hosting platform. It took 5 -6 seconds for the site to load which is unacceptable. Second I think you are going to need more specifics to your question. The question is to open, like “How do I conquer the world”.

Don’t the bots have to visit the site and fill in the form? How could they be inserting registrations otherwise without the site being hacked or security compromised in some way? What makes you say that they aren’t visiting the site?

I’m just guessing, but have you tried adding the table? I think your DB got corrupted somehow. wp_options is a very important table, it holds all the main configuration options for your site. Just to be friendly, I’ve exported my wp_options table: https://pastebin.com/rEtfvjcM

The site URL and admin email are the most important things to change. If you want to try it you could run that SQL in phpMyAdmin once you have made the relevant changes.

How did this corruption occur? What version are you running? Does your host have a backup point that you can restore from?

The only way to do this that I know of is move the installations. Here is what I would do. Backup the entire site and download the zip files/tarballs. Dump the databases to a file while you are at it so you know you have a complete restore point.

Now just move the folders, take the files and folders from /site2 and move them to root, and the files and folders inside the root into the folder /site2. Its tricky, because you want to copy everything inside the root folder, except the teo subfolders, site2 and site3.

I like to zip everything up, download the zip file, extract it, arrange things the way I like, delete everything on the server, then upload it all again. ??

Read this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress especially the section about moving directories.

Checked file/folder permissions? Same on both sites?

Have you looked in the database to see if the table exists? Do you have access to some tool like PHPMyAdmin?

I don’t see the code. What theme is causing this problem?

I too suffer from this spam. I am not familiar with all the plugins you listed ( I should probably go look them up ) but do you have Captcha on your signup form?

Sweet, that’s good to know! I would switch it back just for safety’s sake.

Where are you putting it? Can you give us a link to the page? Any JavaScript errors in the console?