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Hello Rob,
Thank you for your explanations.
During the last days I’ve inspected the logs and indeed:
1. I’ve found and corrected some invalid URL’s. During the last days my new ‘Broken Link Checker’ doesn’t report broken links any more.
2. Some no-more-existing pages (maybe from years ago) were wanted. Apparently wanted by (a) search-engine(s). Some of these old URL’s I’ve redirected now.
3. Bots are looking for strange non-existing URL’s, for instance /../../plugin’s I’ve never used. I will deny these 404-errors in the future. Your explanation about these bots was very helpfull. Thanks!
Regards, Willem

OK, now I’ve redirected some missing pages to the root of the website.

Strangely enough, several 404 reports concern fairly old website pages, no longer existing. Pages those, for example, were used very briefly when starting the site, such as https: // <mywebsite.com> / test /. I can’t image those URL’s still exist as hyperlinks on my site. At any case: In can’t find them.

(Maybe I don’t understand the question correctly).

Did you try to add to the Custom-CSS:

.style-color-jevc-bg {
background-color: #f00;
}

This will change the background of the text-blocks into red (which is ugly :))

Hello Rob,
Thanks for this advise. I’ve installed a Broken Link-checker on my four WP-sites. Happily this plugin doesn’t find any broken links. But I’ll keep an eye on it.

One of my sites showed a lot of errors concerning “…/email-decode-min.js”. So I’ve uninstalled the plugin ‘Simple email-address-decoder’, because the website of this plugin doesn’t exist anymore. Maybe that was the cause of these errors (?).

I’m going to watch the 404-errors in the coming period.
Regards Willem

Hello Alan,
Thanks for your explanation.
Indeed: bots are causing a lots of errors. I see user agent https://www.bing.com/bingbot.htm together with source-URL’s of non-existing directories and files of one or more years ago. So if I understand correctly, Bingbot is still searching for old stuff.
I’m managing four WordPress-sites. Another site showed a lot of Google-analytics-errors. Therefore now I’ve uninstalled Monsterboard-plugin (using Google-Analytics), waiting to see what happens.
I’m afraid it will take some time to find all causes and solutions.
Regards, Willem

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Somewhere in this style-sheet: https://www.linktonature.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_single_8e559168a8cadbef40117fca4802a78c.css?ver=1605006377

The (almost)-black color is set:

.elementor-kit-19 .elementor-button {
color: #303633;
background-color: #303633;
}

This overwrites your pink color(s)

You’ll have to find it in your theme-settings.

Because you’re using a commercial theme, bridge, please use their official support channel. We feel they are best equipped to support their products.

https://themeforest.net/item/bridge-creative-multipurpose-wordpress-theme/7315054/support

Commercial products are not supported in these forums.

Your body-color is grey #848383, while the title-container is set to transparant.

Vergeet dit – je hebt een ander antwoord

hi Joyce,
1. HOE heb je de kleuren van je website veranderd? Heb je de stylesheet aangepast, of ‘Custom CSS’ gebruikt? Het lijkt erop dat nu geen ‘Custom CSS’ actief is.
2. Welke kleur zou mouse-over moeten hebben? Nu is dat #00ffc1. Niet goed?
3. De kleur #008e89 komt ook veel voor op je website – iets donkerder dan #00ffc1
4. Je logo heeft als kleur (ongeveer) #129996. Weer iets anders

Daar staat inderdaad een nutteloos stuk wit (padding 8em)

.home.singular .entry-header {
padding: 0;
}

(of een kleinere padding dan 8em)

In your style-sheet post-38.css the fontsize of ‘Submit’ is set 1px.
Maybe changeable in WP Form?

.elementor-button{font-size: 1px; …

Try:

.nav>li.cart-item.has-icon.has-dropdown {display:none}
.nav>li.header-divider {border:0;}

I’m sorry: I can’t help.
As I wrote: I don’t know about Woocommerce. I’m afraid you don’t know either.
Place a new topic.