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Dear Cyberish,

There is a popular plugin for this called User Role Editor. Maybe that can be of help to you?

You can even create new roles and adjust all sorts of capabilities as this is quite flexible.

Hope this helps. If it does, please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear sky108,

You can use a plugin for this, like the Newsletter plugin. You can also search for other newsletter plugins.

Hope this helps. If it does, please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear hk.graphics,

In WordPress 4.3 the passwords created are strong by default and that is indeed changed in comparison to previous versions. Read more about that on the WordPress 4.3 “Billie” release page and some more information about the development of this functionality.

Furthermore instead of sending you an e-mail that contains your password users are prompted to a reset link, as this is more secure.

However you are still able to change your password as you wish. Just type your own password in the box and tick ‘Confirm use of weak password’ if you want to proceed.

Hope this helps. If it does, please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear Simdor,

First of all I am glad I could help! I also want to explain a bit more why I thought it was strange to want to hide this title.

The reason being is that it is common practice to show the title again to reconfirm the visitor that he/she visited the right page. The title helps people to quickly find out what the page is about.

If you consider that visitors might reach your website through a direct link (and not through your homepage) they might not immediately know what the page is about.
Let’s say someone sends me an URL to look at that goes directly to your contact page.
The URL for the contact page on your website is: https://www.rclifeon.se/sample-page/

So how can I know what content to expect? The URL says sample-page so I am unsure about the fact that it is a page to contact you. So only the form you have on that page makes that clear to me. But let’s say you add some more text and the form moves down on the page – then it becomes unclear to me what page I reached.

However, if you keep the title ‘Contact’ then I would immediately know what the page is about. Please also check this page about Headings which might prove helpful.

Hope my explanation helps a bit and provides you with some more background.
Again there is nothing wrong with doing it your way, I am just trying to help and explain why many people choose to display it (and why it is there by default in the majority of theme’s and CMS’s).

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear starlight_design,

Do you properly use the Open Graph tags on your website? I do not see them present, so please read through this article on the Sharing Best Practices for Websites & Mobile Apps.

In your source on the website it should show something like this:
<meta property=”og:image” content=”full url to your image.extension”>

There are plugins that can help with that and it is incorperated with the highly popular Yoast SEO Plugin.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear prashantpvm,

Are you able to get to your WP-Admin page? To me it seems that it is functioning and that you should be able to login.

When does the 404-happen?

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear Starlight_Design,

Can you please provide your website URL and the page where the image is successfully used? Furthermore have you tried re-uploading the file to see if that helps?

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear Simdor,

Although I am not sure why you would want to do this, as it is recommended to show visitors what page they are visiting in terms of usability, you can do it as follows:

If you are logged in to the Admin Panel and go to Appearance -> Editor and select style.css there is the following piece of code:

h1 {
	color: silver;
	font-size: 42px;
	font-size: 4.2rem;
	font-weight: 300;
	line-height: 1.25;

If you change it so that ‘display: none;’ is added, it will be invisible. So like this:

h1 {
	color: silver;
	font-size: 42px;
	font-size: 4.2rem;
	font-weight: 300;
	line-height: 1.25;
	display: none;

Please note that in this case the H1-tag / Title tag is hidden but is actually still there. As this is recommended for SEO purposes I am sure you want to keep it there.

Would you please share with us why you want to do this, because I am curious about that?

Furthermore, if this helped you fix your problem please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear xoomworx,

Can you please check if this works:

Go to the appropriate post / page. Click Add Media -> Insert from URL and then:
https://vimeo.com/98934004

Hope this helps. If it does, can you please mark this topic as resolved?

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear criev,

I am glad to hear all is working out for you.

Just want to add that if there is ever any critical bug / flaw in WordPress that would go unnoticed during testing etcetera (which is extremely unlikely) it would be top priority for the WordPress team. They would most likely remove the update in that case, so that no additional people could update, and only release it again when fully fixed.

All the best to you!

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear pets4life.co,

Adding categories to pages is not possible by default in WordPress.
However there are plugins for that, such as Post tags and categories for pages.

Hope this helps, if it does please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear vcarter,

Can you please provide more information? What is the URL of your website and what was the plugin that caused this behavior?

And do you happen to have a backup of your WordPress site from a moment before this problem existed, as restoring that may help Do note that you may lose changes created after the backup restore date.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear monstermovielist,

I see a good number of indexed pages for your domain on Google. If you go to Google and type the following in the search box:

site:monstermovielist.com.au and type / click enter you will find all the pages that are indexed.

You can also check the search results on Google here.

I hope this helps. If it does, please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear jgrandy,

Can you please provide a link to your website and let us know how you set this page up?
Do you have three separate posts about the golf courses that are displayed on a page?

In that case you might alter the post-dates, as usually themes display the posts from new to old. That way you can manipulate the way it is displayed. The course you want to be displayed first should have the newest date / time.

I hope this helps. If it does, please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress

Dear Darren,

WordPress has a built-in Revision system that lets you track changes to Posts and Pages and allows you to restore them.

Furthermore there are activity log plugins that may help you.

I hope this helps. If it does please mark this topic as resolved.

Kind regards,

CS_WordPress