wolfbedrock

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  • Within the contact form you can change the text on the button to whatever you want. We use a plugin to change languages that applies to all web content so users can view in English, Spanish, etc and it translates contact forms.

    A little trick to get http back so you can fix your issue easier is going into wp-config and changing or adding WordPress, you will see not secure warning of course.

    Add this code towards bottom of wp-config right above:
    /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

    define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://example.com’ );
    define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://example.com’ );

    Change example.com with your domain, and you can change latter to https for SSL.

    Everything seems to be working fine on my end. What browser are you using? Have you cleared browser and server cache?

    Thread Starter wolfbedrock

    (@clarkevans7)

    Please close thread, issue has been resolved within custom css. Thanks again.

    Thread Starter wolfbedrock

    (@clarkevans7)

    Link won’t work, maintenance page is up at the moment. As you can see within the image provide with the menu padding issue. Thank you ??

    Also the IP from DNS Leaf is your domain IP now if you use internal web client such as roundcube then that will be your IP (smtp credentials can be found within account). You may have everything placed correctly just make sure ports are correct.

    Now if you use your hosting providers email service then that IP from DNS Leaf is not your sending or receiving IP. In this case SMTP setting should be available with account settings per email account.

    Either scenario those SMTP credentials would be plugged into WordPress mail settings and contact form pulls from their.

    You can also edit wp-mail with WordPress root folder, change credentials and save.

    I didn’t get anything as a confirmation on my side when using the form. Only that my message was sent.

    Within your contact form do you have auto reponder active, I think it’s called Mail 2. That’s what your trying to accomplish right?

    Mail settings can be found in WordPress admin > settings
    It defaults to [email protected] or something of the sorts, so if this hasn’t been updated Try and plugin credentials.

    If that doesn’t work try and fix DNS issues also deactivate plugins one by one to see of another plugin is conflicting.

    Let me know how it goes.

    DNS related you want MX records and DKIM set, let me know if you need help with that.

    Have you registered the reCaptcha?

    I wouldn’t provide IP to end users. If you don’t know your IP use a tool like DNS Leaf. With the IP you can run blacklist check. All you have to do is plugin domain.

    Contact form uses WordPress smtp settings or mail settings.

    Try and replicate their issue, I use VPN to connect to various location, sometimes it could work perfectly on your side.

    It could be a simple filter the end user has that they may not be aware of, but they should get it in their S P A M folder.

    Also make sure you have proper DSKIM record for domain.

    If you can provide link to contact form I could tell you more.

    4.8.1 is the latest.

    It could be a plugin issue most of the time updating your plugin will fix the issue if it’s current then narrowing your issue down by deactivating one by one. May sound rudimentary yet, I’ve seen this issue before, and it’s been related to a plugin is what we find out in the end. Keep in mind not all plugins are tested with 4.8.1 as of yet, so compatibility pay be the issue WordPress downgrade would help that.

    It’s either plugin issue or 4.8.1 not being compatible. If you need help with a roll back let me know you can get it completed within 15-20 minutes tops, and if it doesn’t work you just click update within admin, no content is lost. (2 folders and one file updates)

    As far as free plugins you can start with Woocommerce and strip the Ecommerce out.

    Otherwise paying a developer is your best route. Other plugins that you haven’t tried are even worse yet.

    Are you sending bulk emails? If you are I may have a solution for you.

    Add within <head> section of your index to link your CSS file.

    <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”yourfile.css” media=”style, css”>

    t-p is right you need your SQL backup to have everything from your old website. No plugin for this, just go in PHP MyAdmin and import your file. After importing just make sure your wp-config file is set to SQL DB, User, and correct password.

    If you DNS is set right (IP to server, etc), and you have uploaded and extracted your .ZIP file, then yes you can use a new host provider.

    If you need help let me know

    I can see your page fine, did you resolve this? If you can’t see it clear your browser cache.

    Little advice, enable Gzipped in Httaccess and your website will speed up from how it is now.

    Have you upgrading WordPress recently, or your PHP?
    If you have then you can downgrade which is simple, I can walk you through it if you need help (Both wordpress or PHP)

    Another issue it could be is a plugin confliction, just deactivate all plugins and see if you can upload images. If you can then it is one of your plugins, turning them on one by one from their would be your next step, then then the corrupt plugin is back on you would get the same issues. I have a feeling it’s Jetpack, I has issue with it in the past.

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