kimrrobinson

I ran into this issue, and found that it was because I didn’t fill out the rest of the form containing the site name and domain name/URL etc. then press the register button.

More or less, this error means you used the keys, but didn’t submit the form to google so it can actually be used; scroll down and fill out the form and click Register.

If you don’t like messages from free plugins to rate and upgrade to the Pro or premium version, then stop using WordPress; these do not violate any ToS.

I access my website from work and from home. I put in the wrong username/password combo once, perhaps twice and it locked me out, no matter what browser (so yeah, it was doing its job). But there hasn’t been a way for me to figure out what entry in the database to remove before reenabling it, because if I do reenable, I am then permanently blocked from accessing from this particular work station, until I disable the plugin from phpmyadmin or delete the plugin folder altogether in the file system.

This title and rating are untrue, and is from an inexperienced person talking about what they don’t know about. I guide people through getting started with their websites in WordPress all day, 5 days a week for the last 2 years. This theme or parent / base has more customizations than about 90% of the free themes out there, and a more understandable what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG), than most as well. Plus, the $30 is a bargain, for being able to use on any site, with updates for life. Besides that, you don’t have to get the whole $30 pack, you could get one or two add-ons for $5 each. Or, at that, buy nothing and learn CSS,HTML,PHP on your own and compare that cost to this extremely good deal.

By the way, I have no affiliation with GeneratePress (though I feel he should start an affiliate program). But I do see many people choose GeneratePress on a daily basis over others for what it gives for FREE. Open source doesn’t mean get EVERYTHING for free, just gives freedom to choose.

I totally agree with esmi and Marco Chiesi (Plugin Author). Sounds like the theme or other plugins are conflicting (especially a theme with a visual editor already)!

@kenkaiserndc I have worked with WordPress almost everyday for the last year, helping people with hundreds of themes and plugins; change to a basic theme like Twenty Eleven or Twenty Ten, then disable other plugins as well.

Info that may help:
Conflict Diagnosis Guide for WordPress plugins
https://rtcamp.com/rtmedia/docs/troubleshooting/conflict-diagnosis-guide-wordpress-plugins/
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HOW TO TROUBLESHOOT WORDPRESS CONFLICTS
https://www.organizedthemes.com/troubleshoot-wordpress-conflicts-2/

go to Appearance > Widgets and put items into the right and left column widget areas.