dmpinder

That is odd – can you post the link here? It might be an odd format, or perhaps behind a firewall for Google, etc.

I’d recommend proceeding with Mailgun, that’s what I use. Chances are your website emails are being labeled as spam because you need to set up some specific DNS records, which Mailgun will help you do.

You might want to look into a Membership plugin.

Hey @vickyaltobello!

Can I just check, why do you need a cron job created? If you’re using the FS Poster plugin, I would have thought it would be scheduling the cron job for you. Does it say you need to create one yourself?

There’s a cool plugin which does show current cron jobs on your site: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-crontrol/ If you’re not too familiar with the code side of WordPress this might be a bit overkill, but you might be able to spot the FS Poster plugin’s cron jobs in there.

Good luck!

Hey @enrique71!

Sounds like you’re looking for get_stylesheet_directory_uri().

Try:

get_header( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/template-parts/header/front-page-site-header' );

For more info: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_stylesheet_directory_uri/

Hey @faucetclaim!

I’m not too familiar with Jetpack, but I’ll see if I can help.

Does Jetpack give a reason / error for the lockout?

One way you can get around it is to disable Jetpack and then login, and attempt to re-enable it / resolve the reason you were locked out.

When it comes to disabling Jetpack without being able to login, there 3 methods available to you:

1. WP CLI

If you have access to your server directly via the command line, and your server has WP CLI enabled, you can run:

wp plugin deactivate jetpack

2. Rename the Jetpack plugin folder

If #1 isn’t an option, and you have access to your site’s files (for example via your hosting provider’s File Manager or cPanel), you can rename the jetpack plugin directory to something else (e.g. jetpack2) and that will force the plugin to be disabled.

Once you’re back into your Dashboard you can rename the jetpack2 directory back to jetpack and then re-activate the plugin via the Plugins page in the Dashboard.

Bear in mind, once Jetpack is re-activated, you might become locked out again. I’m not sure if that will happen, so you’ll need to test it.

3. Try whitelisting your IP

This tutorial might help: https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/wordpress/locked-out-jetpack/

Good luck!