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What your themes used? If you use the premium themes, usually, there are any setting and custom menu inside, look like sidebar, header, footer, slider, etc. But if free theme used, you need to have a CSS skill to custom for that.

If you familiar with cpanel features, you can try remove the error plugin trough file manager,go to plugin menu, and then remove or delete it. And then, try to access your site. Better, before accessing your site, you can clear cache the browser. If getting normal, now, you can try install the plugin. If getting error again, I think your plugin its not compatible with WordPress version.

Usually, some hosting plan package from hosting service provider has been including SSL certificate and installed at once. If you want to install, better to ask on your hosting service.

If you beginner about WordPress, and want to build new site, here My recommendation for you to consider :

– what’s your goal to build a website?
– to choose a theme, cultivated match with your website topics
– choosing plugin depend as your necessary, for example, for SEO purpose, e-commerce, news, personal blog, company profile, etc.
– If you want to optimise your site, these plugin may you to consider, such as : yoast, shortcode ultimate, caching plugin, backup, and many more.

Hope the above recommendation, you can maximise your site. Keep learn all about WordPress.

Btw, what the images size you upload? Its your images too big? To make sure the problem for your images that disappear, you can try to change with smaller images.

When I manually WordPress installation, usually I am not change the wp-config-sample.php. To avoid getting error for installation step, I create a new wp-config file, (wp-config.php), and then edit the database file instead. And if possible, you can save this php file if in the future you want to install another site, so you just upload that files.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by indoteguh.

subdomain is different with main domain, so, hopefully you can create different all database, such as database name, username, and also your password. This important so that not any conflict in your root directory, especially if you want to manually set up or manually backup.

I have experienced something similar. This is usually caused by a theme that is not compatible with the WordPress version. Therefore, before installing a new theme, it’s good to first update your WordPress.But if the problem is not resolved, you can ask the theme developer.

For SEO, tags is very important. All of My post integrated tags with keywords targeted. Try to always fill in the tags column to maximise search according to the keyword targeted.

To fixed the issue, you can try some tips below :

– try to installing caching plugin
– clear your history browse
– try using incognito windows, its any changed or not
– accessing your site from proxy

If you access from incognito or proxy your site goes any changed, its indicated your browser should be clear from cache.

To see the changed after update, can you try refresh or clear your browser cookies. And if you wish, you can install the caching plugin. Usually, like this problem can fixed. Hope can help your problem.

If you have a backup file, and then need to transfer for the new hosting provider, please make sure the nameserver from old hosting to new hosting. After change the nameserver, usually, this is need propagation period, maybe within 24-48 hours.

After the propagation period, you can try to access your site, its go live or not. If still nothing changed, please try to clear cache your browser, or you can try access with proxy.

I think its caused by over size of your images. You can edit your image through image menu. Choose the match size, and view the results, its the images quality changed or not.

To makesure, you can contact your hosting provider, and ask them, is the hosting their offered including cpanel or other features needed? If the hosting provide with the complete features, such as file manager, database, phpmyadmin, mysql, etc, you can easily install your WordPress.

If you have a domain in one domain provider, and then you need to install some CMS, like WordPress, its not pay anymore. Usually, its include the domain you bought. But if you want to update or backup regularly, you need to extra pay for their services.