wdn2020

It looks like the area is part of the footer. Check the widget and make sure there is “a href” link in each of the list item.

Are you referring the Most Downloaded Resource?

The code shows there is href link.

Yes. You should always running the latest version especially when your client’s business is depending on it.

Best is to delete the plugin folder and then install it again.

Login to your site manager or FTP, then delete the ultimate addon folder. Go back to WordPress admin and reinstall it.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by wdn2020.

Look like a corrupted plugin.

Can you log into your admin page? If you can, you can go under plugins to disable the plugin and see if the issue is resolved.

If you cannot log into your site, then you have to login via FTP to remove the mailchimp plugin and see if the issue resolve.

If nothing works, you may have to restore your backup.

Have you test the site with other browsers or with incognito mode? Try test it without any browser plugin as well. Could be a bad plugin.

I tested it on the phone and on PC with chrome Firefox and Edge. All displayed your page correctly.

@carrot27,

No, what you described is not possible. What Steve said is your domain’s DNS is pointing to wordpress.com. What he means is your site is hosted by wordpress.com instead of self hosting. If you want to point your domain to a different host, you would have to go to your domain registrar and change the DNS to your host’s DNS. Your host will have the DNS for you to use in your host’s admin page or setup page.

What you describing could happened if your browser is serving some old cache to you.

Hope it help.

Your site works fine here. No error on your wp-admin page either.

Could be cache problem.

What theme are you using?

I do not have auto search for twenty-seventeen.

sko93,

Have you check the CSS for the embedded YT iframe/area? Maybe the height is not set correctly. You can use Chrome Developer Tools [F12 to open it] to look into the settings by select the element [click on the left icon, cursor with the box]

If it in fact the CSS property is wrong, then you can correct it yourself. If theme allow custom CSS, you can set the height property to auto.

If theme does not allow custom css, you need to create a file and link to to your theme.

Of course, you can wait for the theme developer to correct it or use a different theme.

Hello,

You can use Chrome developer tools (F12 to open it), click on the select element icon (first icon on left with the cursor at the box), then select/click on the search icon you want to hide.

After you click on the icon, you should see the code that is highlighted in the developer tools. Remember or copy down the class name or id name.

If your template allow custom CSS code, go there and under custom CSS code, enter the following:

.className OR #idName {
display: none;
}

If your template does not allow custom CSS. You will have to create a file and link it to the bottom of your index page.

Have you tried viewing your page from a different browser?