marelisafabre

Hi James:

I just weanted to let you know that I asked my hosting company to restore my blog to a few days back like you recommended, and it worked! Everything is back to normal now.

Thank you once again,

Marelisa

I contacted Hostgator. They upgraded my memory, but that didn’t fix the problem. My issue has been escalated and someone higher up is going to check the root server and hopefully find and fix the issue.

I just checked my site on GTMetrix and the images are definitely a problem. I’ll get on that right now.

Thank you very much for your help, James.

Regards,

Marelisa

I will use the image plugin you recommended, thank you.

I deleted the menu that I had on my blog–which was above my header–because all of the sub-items had become main items, and items I deleted ages ago were appearing as menu item. Basically, there were 6 lines of menu items.

I just created a new menu. I used the custom link option to create a “Home” item. If you look at my blog again you’ll see that it now says “Home” in the menu above the header. However, if you click on it, it does nothing. I created another item named courses, and tried to redirect to a sales page I have on Teachables. If you click on it, you’ll see that nothing happens.

I tried to put “Learn Any Skill Faster and Better” as a sub-item under courses. I was able to do this in the dashboard (it was indented and said “sub-item”). However, when I pressed “save”, it stopped being a nested item.

This was a sales page: https://daringtolivefully.com/the-one-hour-a-day-formula

Now it’s just a regular blog post. I can’t get it to become a sales page again. It says “no custom template”, I switch it to landing page or sales page, but it won’t save as such.

I have no idea what’s going on.

I went to menu, hit F12, and then console. I got these two messages (the messages were in Spanish and I translated them to English):

This page uses the non-standard property “zoom”. Consider using calc() for the relevant property values, or use “transform” along with transform-origin: 0 0”.

The design was forced before the page completely loaded. If the style sheets are not loaded yet, this can cause a flash of content without style.

Can anyone tell me if this might me the source of the problem? If so, any ideas on what I can do about it?

Hi James:

I just tried your recommendation, but it didn’t work. I even tried a different theme right afterward, and nothing. Do you have any other ideas?

Also, I’ve tried both clearing and deleting my cache. That didn’t work either.

Thank you,

Marelisa

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