Lauren Pittenger

Aha! I think I know why it’s doing that. I bet you have a page/post/something with the ID of 4710. I wish I could give a thorough explanation as to why WordPress wouldn’t like a slug that matches an ID. But I did just recreate the issue on my end. I created a new page and gave it the slug of an ID I knew already existed and it appended the -2 to the end.

I hope that helps.

I see what you mean now. I was the one who was confused! lol. I thought you meant you deleted your 123-reg account.

What you’ll need to do is update your domain’s DNS settings so they point to your new www.remarpro.com site. It looks like your domain’s nameservers are currently pointing to wordpress.com.

I do still suggest reaching out to 123-reg as they will be able to guide you through what your nameservers should be set to in order for your domain to direct to your www.remarpro.com site.

Hi @cajebo! Do you have a page/post/cpt with the URL of 4710 in your trash? If so, permanently deleting it will “free up” that URL again so you can give your new page the URL of /4710. Even though it’s in your trash, WordPress still sees its permalink and adds that -2 on the end when you’re creating your new page.

Hi @mirwordpress! If I understand your question, it sounds like what you’re wanting is an archive page for a specific tag. Archive pages for tags will only show the user those products and each tag will have its own archive page displaying the products within that specific tag. Any WordPress theme will be able to achieve what you’re after, if I’m understanding correctly.

Hi @theflyinggoat! Have you reached out to Reg-123? They may be able to recover your deleted account or guide you towards how to reclaim your domain.

Hi @mbanta45!

Looks like Cafe Coffee Shop and the Use Any Font plugin aren’t playing nicely with the site title because Use Any Font tries to apply the font to a different set of classes than the theme uses for its markup.

I was able to reproduce the issue on my end and I found that when I assign a font using Use Any Font, instead of clicking the “Site Title” checkbox option that it gives you, put this in the “Custom Elements” section:

#header .logo h1 a

Let me know how that works for you

I’m sorry I’m afraid I’m not familiar with the RankMath plugin. I suggest taking a backup of your site before deleting the This Day in History plugin, just in case. My guess is the notice will go away, but I don’t know that for sure.

Deleting the directory would deactivate and delete the plugin from your site, taking the tdih_event post type with it. If you want to deactivate the plugin and leave it installed on your site, rename the directory. That way, you can see if the notice goes away once it’s deactivated (my guess is it will). Apologies for the confusion!

Thanks @sterndata. I did not intend to do harm and will not ever ask for credentials again!

Ah, I see your other question above. Yes, the tdih_event post type will be removed when you deactivate and remove the plugin. As long as you didn’t create any posts in that post type, I’d say you’re safe to delete the plugin as suggested above. If you’re concerned about other database entries related to the plugin, you could check out a plugin such as Advanced Database Cleaner (make sure to take a backup before using a plugin like this!)

Hi @ahherald!

Another way to deactivate a plugin is to SFTP into your site and then navigate to wp-content/plugins/

and then delete the folder this-day-in-history

If you need SFTP credentials, you can get those from your web host.

Yup!

Hi @shoemakersgarden!

Yes, you can change the background color of the second button by adding this CSS to Additional CSS:

#colibri .style-367 {
    background-color: #8a9b68;
    border-color: #8a9b68;
}

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The pages above all appear to have the default page template assigned to them. If you go into each of those pages and change the page template (under Page Attributes) to your full-width page template, that should do it.

I also see that your posts use the same 2/3 layout. Are you looking for those to be full-width as well?

Also, have you tried clearing your browser cache and/or any caching plugins you may be running on your site?

I got the email, thanks!

Looks like there may be additional login authentication in the way because I’m not able to log into the staging site https://wp-staging.com/docs/can-not-login-to-staging-website/