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try

'orderby' => 'rand'

ok let me clear…
I have a archive-lyric.php
a taxonomy named Artist is connected with it and I insert an artist name when I post a lyric.
The taxonomy ‘artist’ is also connected to some other post types like videos, albums etc.
in archive-lyric.php (lyric archive page), I want a list of only those artists who are tagged to at least one lyric. Some artist dont have lyric but have videos and albums so I dont them to show on the lyric archive page..
I want something like this
A list of artists
filter: tagged in at least one lyric.

register365 (or whatever) provided their dns to you right? (Sorry I can not tell exactly where it is in the menu because I am using self managed VPS for a long time, and even forgot what the managed hosting looks like). contact them for the dns of your hosting and add those dns to bluehost’s domain nemeserver panel. u can find plenty of tutorial of this thing if you search something like “change dns of Bluehost”

I can see i0.wp.com before your images’s url. You’re using Jetpack (the plugin). That sounds like something photon does. Smile Go into The admin dashboard, click on jetpack. Find photon listed in the boxes, click on “Learn More” and the button next to that will change to “Deactivate.” Click that

you need to edit wp-config and add (or double check) the database name, username, password.

1. you do not need to move domain.. change the dns according to new host.
2. The rough way to do this is just move all of your files to new host’s public_html, and backup database, create new DB in new host, upload to database, edit wp-config.php (how to) and enter new database details and change the dns of your domain. this process is faster for me as I like to work backend. bit if you want to move your site to new host according to guideline, check here.

There are nothing actually like ‘hot’ and ‘fresh’.
But it can be define with something like
hot = got ‘n’ amount of view/comment in last X days
fresh = x ammount of recent posts.
you need those 2 widget in sidebar right? or somewhere in homepage?
For sidebar, Fresh can be easily added with Recent Posts Widget Extended
And this ‘hot’ thing is little difficult. you have to filter posts by views. but WP doesnt have builtt in ‘view’ counter. you can use Jetpace for that or some other view counting widget and then you have to mess with php a little to filter posts.
But if you like to do it manually it will be easier and can be done with same widget. Simply make a category/tag named ‘hot’ and add a RPWE widget in widget area and check that tag/category‘ from Limit posts by tags/categories.

every widget have an unique id. u can add a new and more specific class to override style properties of a class. as shown in screenshot(here), if your widget’s section id is recent-albums, you can easily override it’s heading by adding something like below,

#recent-albums h2.widget-title {
/* do any css stuffs like...*/
font-size: 30px;
}

Different theme have different structure, If you can provide a similar screenshot of Inspect element, I can provide exact css code. (right click on title and press inspect element)

that link returns a 404 error. can u update your link?

why dont you convert your video to a gif and optimize it with some sort of online tool (I mean data compression) and upload it to the exact direction of the background image (replace with BG gif actually)?

I found this:

.entry-title {
    display: none;
}

in
https://hppry.fi/?custom-css=1&csblog=1&cscache=6&csrev=218
this CSS code simply hide your your title. Go to dashboard and remove this code from responsible plugin/theme option

my site’s admin username is 8 digit unique and pass is 16 digit auto generated. I dont know much about brutal force. Am i in denger, I only use Limit Login Attempts as security plugin, the less plugin, the more safe I think.

it should be something like this

$my_postid = 12;//This is page/post id or post id
$content_post = get_post($my_postid);
$content = $content_post->post_content;
$content = apply_filters('the_content', $content);
$content = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $content);
echo $content;

There are no specific answer I afraid. Different site may have different mysql structure. Migreting a dynamic php-mysql site to WordPress is all about cloning designs and layot to a WP theme, adding database table and datas to appropreate position. If you can not do it your self you can have a look at
https://jobs.wordpress.net/

It is not clear what you means. But you can separate your posts to different section using several ways. The main ways are
1. Taxonomis.
2. Cusom post types.
Taxonomies helps you to categorize your posts.
Custom Post types helps you to create another division. You can use Types plugin for this.