Tim Burkart

This doesn’t seem like a WordPress issue. It sounds like your script is the culprit. Who is your web host? Are you on a shared server? Do you have a website link?

It seems you text was formatted in the Google Doc. Hence the span and space tags. You could try copying the Google Doc text into a text editor like Notepad, removing any formatting tags and then copy it back to your website.

Are you using the block editor (WordPress default) or the classic editor?

Thank you for the CSS workaround. It works now!

Hello @israelmartins ,

Here is the link – https://dot832.dev/wordpressdemo/.

Click on the donate button in the lower right corner and the words Donate Now should appear.

Hi, Thank you for your reply! I followed the tutorial however it didn’t work for me. Strangely, the button in popup #1 disappears when I click on it but the text in popup #2 does not display.

Hello,

I know the requirements but I have a client whose host will not upgrade MySQL so I want to ask before attempting to update WP.

Speaking of requirements, PHP 7.4 has been end of life for nearly a year yet you state that as the minimum version. It should be PHP 8.x.

Hi, if you are having plugin issues it is best you contact the support team of the plugins involved. This is a forum for core WordPress issues. I should also mention that this forum does not support commercial products so you will have to reach out to the Elementor Pro team directly.

In the upper left corner of the Contact Author you can see a broken image display. That image points to https://www.theprofitincubator.com/project/author/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/UAMK_Logo.png which does not exist.

I hope one of the forum moderators will respond as well however the admin dashboard is meant for site administrators. What do they need to see or do?

WordPress account dashboard? Do you mean your website admin dashboard, or something else?

Hi,
At first I couldn’t submit the form but then I tried a second time and it worked. It takes a long time to process. It may be related to your logo pointing to another website that doesn’t exist.

OK! I found a solution. The problem image is contained in a paragraph tag without any styling. By default, the paragraph content aligns left. If you style the paragraph container to align center, then the image will also center. This works but I don’t know if it’s the ideal solution.

Here is a screenshot.

It looks the same to me after loading the desktop site on mobile. Is your home wifi a factor?

Sorry, but I still get a content is protected message.

You’ve disabled right mouse click and source viewing. It’s not possible to investigate.