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Hi nick.galanti,

Hmm…this sounds a bit dangerous, like your database has been shot. Do you have a backup for your wordpress site? You may need to contact your webhost about this

You Should be able to do so from Settings >Reading >Posts

If you want to further change the settings you would need to edit the code in your theme

Refer to https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/limit-number-of-post-on-front-page-only?replies=9

Hi BrianDH,

You can try deactivating all plugins, one by one to see if any specific one contributes to the problem, Switch to the default 2014 theme and then Manually empty and refresh your browser cache.

You can also refer to the documentation regarding Javascript Errors
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors

Hi cmccambridge,

Have you checked your spam folder to make sure that they weren’t redirected there?

If they are not in your SPAM folder, what contact form/plugin are you using?

You may also need to contact your hosting provider to resolve this issue OR edit your email configuration to smtp

Hi RotoRob,

You can try using a plugin like this one:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/disable-comments/

Otherwise, you can also edit the commenting ability per individual page. Go to the page via wp-admin editor and on the bottom there should be an option to disable comments, right below the Visual Editor

Hi mynameisme2014,

If you are looking to use Facebook comments specifically, you can use a plugin like this one

However, if you are looking for a more comprehensive one that allows multiple logins, you may have to do searching on your own. I have found Disqus to be the most effective: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/disqus-comment-system/

Hi spencerwulwick,

Whatis your website? You can try renaming some of the images with 01_Name, 02_Name to see if the gallery will reorder them properly.

If that does not work you can try following the steps that jonfold used here

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/making-the-gallery-respect-image-order?replies=18

Hi appraiserart,

I’d recommend Contact Form 7:

Regards,

Hi Smiley Guy,

You may want to try doing a manual reinstall after backing up your data. If this occured after moving hosting, there may have been an error in the process

Hi JutRunLab,

Yes, you can try and update it via FTP or filemanager. to do so you can view the documentation for plugins here

Hi lylede,

You can most certainly use a plugin – something like
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/backupwordpress/

works well, but you should also look into other plugins if you decide to use plugins for your backup.

You should also refer to WordPress’s documentation on backups
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_Backups

Hi Andrea,

If you’re exhausted those options, perhaps you can try re-installing wordpress from scratch? Also, did you update automatically or manually?

Be sure to backup your data before you do so though.

Regards

Hi TravelPhantom,

Have you tried clearing your Browser’s cache and temp files?

Regards

Hi Pearwcz,

Have your users checked their SPAM folders?

What hosting provider do you use? There seems to be an issue with some hosting prodivers like dreamhost and bluehost and Microsoft emails. The solution that users have found is to configure their SMTP in their webmail. You would need to contact your domain provider on how specifically to configure that

Hi dann87

The White Screen of Death can appear for multiple reasons:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Common_WordPress_Errors

If you have installed it multiple times, with each time failing, it may be because of a memory limit or the details in your wp-config are not correct. Are you sure those details are accurate?