thekorko

Hello, ?how are you?, I’m Sebastian i will try to assist you to my best.
Do you have a full backup from your previous hosting? it seems like you might need to do it all over again. But first, check if you have two wp_posts databases, in some cases the installation of wordpress ends up with different table prefixes, like wp4j_posts, this means that in such a case, you have a TABLE with 3 pages, and another one from your backup that has all the info that you had. Check if you have duplicate tables.

Make a full backup of everything before following any instruction from internet.
Once you broke your site, it’s easier to try and restore from a backup.

This is how i export/import databases from wordpress:
1_I go into phpmyadmin of the source i want to backup
2_Then i select the database i need.
3_Then i go into the upper menu and click export.
4_I select everything default, and press go
5_That file is downloaded as .sql, which i open with any text editor(sublime, atom) i search and replace all table prefixes, database name, for the new ones, and URL too if necessary.
6_Finally in a new wordpress installation, you go into phpmyadmin, select the database and press import.

I have to add, that if you don’t fully understand this, you should search for an easier solution like for example a plugin or php-script, because if you fail, you’ll end up with your site totally broken. I suggest you try and search for a tutorial in youtube.
Regards-

Hello Steve, i see in your site that right now there is info about the Guide at the bottom of each post, are you adding it manually?
You mention that “The customer of the Guide will select the Guide they used for the fishing trip from a drop down list of registered” is this drop down already implemented? Are you using a plugin for custom post fields?
This can be done knowing detailed/technical information about your site, like for example what plugins are you using to acchieve this functionality.

I will send you an email using the contact form from your site.
Best regards.

Hello Steve, did jetpack solved your problem? I understand better now. Jetpack add simple sharing buttons, and WordPress has preview functionality(When you share a link to your post, for example in twitter it shows a preview).
Jetpack also has Publicize which may be useful for you:
https://jetpack.com/support/publicize/
Basically it connects your blog to your official social network, and shares every post there, that’s useful for getting your blog known via social channels, i advise you to setup this feature, since it will help grow your site.

Hello, how are you? I’m Sebastian and will try me best to help you.
I see that you wrote “automatically”, do you mean, when they are writing the post in the guttenberg/tinyMCE editor? Sounds like you will need some code(don’t know of any plugin).

Have you tried jetpack(which has a lot of useful options for your brand) and has an option to add social sharing buttons at the end of each post(in your blog and posts, super easy). You could create a Modal and put those share buttons there, but the more automatic and complex you will need to do some php or js.

I’ll wait for your response, if you might need more indepth help, please contact me.
Greets.