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If your website doesn’t work there are several things you should check to find the issue.

1. There is a possibility that your hosting provider has certain problems, that’s why a website is temporarily unavailable. Contact your host for this kind of solution.

2. Or it also may happen because of the plugins – reset the plugins folder, this may help you. If you have W3 Total Cache plugin, better to remove it to check if it causes an issue. If this doesn’t help – disable all your plugins and then switch them on one by one to see which is a badass.

3. Another option is to remove your theme – but make a backup first. Then a website returns to a default theme and you can see if it caused the issue.

4. Another tip – use the WordPress debug function in your WP-config. PHP file:

1 error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 1);
2
3 define( 'WP_DEBUG', true);

Hope this will help.

If your websites are running too slow, there can be a few reasons:
1. Check if you have exceeded your bandwidth – ask your hosting provider.
2. Probably this happens because you are using too many ‘wrong’ plugins. Here is more detailed info.
3. If there is no help from the listed points, then check this Troubleshooting article. Probably you will find the solution there.

There can be several reasons:
1. Problem with the theme – switch to the Twenty Ten theme. You can do it through FTP, or (if you can not access FTP) you can use the file management application of your hosting.
2. Reset your plugins folder. Pay attention if you have the W3 Total Cache – better to remove it (and all associated files) or just disable it temporary.
3. Enter your CPanel, go to the wp-admin folder and switch the permissions from 644 to 755.
4. Contact your hosting – probably there is some issue with it and thus the site should work again very soon

Hi! I’ve just checked your page – these two Rectangles relate to Black Studio TyniMCE Widget.
To remove the blank Rectangles you have to change settings in this widget or simply remove (or disable) it from your website.

Hi, check out settings -> discussion and list down to AVATAR section. There in Gravatar Hovercards turn the toggle of. Hope it is what you needed.

Hi David,
Comments are turned on by default for posts and pages as well. To handle your issue take a look at settings -> Discussion and see if all the needed options are turned on.

Here is what I’ve found regarding your question:
1. Select the e-mail address.
2. Click the Insert/edit link button in the toolbar.
3. In the URL box, type mailto:[email protected]
4. In the Title box, type what you want to appear when users hover over the link such as “”Send e-mail to [email protected]””
5. Click “”Add Link””.

Or, you can use a TablePress Extension that will convert all emails to clickable links for you.

Hope this will help.

To solve this problem you should add the CSS code right before Media Queries close to the end of your child theme style.css file:

.single .post-image {
float:right;
margin:0 0 1em 1em;
width: 285px;
height: 285px;
}

If you have any further questions regarding Genesis theme, please visit this page.

Do you have any footer widgets? Check what you have in settings and choose the one that runs the subscription.
The needed file can be probably named “Follow Button for Jetpack”. It is possible to remove the subscription box by uninstalling and deleting the plugin from the Plugins menu in your dashboard.

To manage the access to the file on your website, you can use the User Specific Content plugin.
It allows exactly what you are looking for – to let certain users to access certain files or post/page content.

Did you contact your hosting? If everything else seems to be working fine, most likely, the answer to your problem can be found with your hosting provider. Check the statistics on your hosting or contact it for further info.

Hi there!

Many people have the same problem now, it appears because of a 4.3 version update.
I’d advise you to visit this page on the forum and read the comments. There are a few things being discussed under that post, that might solve the issue. Hope this will help.

If you built your site yourself and know some CSS it won’t be too difficult for you to fix this issue.
Install the WP site in a folder, like https://example.com/blog so /blog will be in the URL of all your posts.

Then add the blog to the navigation on all your HTML pages, linked to https://example.com/blog.
But that is not the end of the story. To make it complete you have to do a few more steps. Here is an article, which might be of some use for you to understand the working basics.

https://jonathanwold.com/tutorials/wordpress_integration/ Good luck with it!

To fix the issue, you need to edit your PHP.ini file.If you are not programmer,as you said, you definatelly need to use this manual

Good luck!

That kind of changes are usually made in CSS file in styles.css. That way you can define a font-family for an element on page. To learn how do do it in particular read this . The best manual you will ever find ??