Mike

Hi,

The problem is the font size. If you fix the font-size the html table that contains the fonts will correctly on mobile.

Can you describe in detail how you added the css I provided? Then we can work from there.

Hi Brock61,

Let’s see:
You have a site which is using WordPress. It’s your own or you are maintaining it for someone else. Either you or the person you are maintaining the website for should have information which company is the webhost for the site.

(the webhost is the company which owns the server the site is running on.)

To solve your problem, you really need to find out who your webhost is.

You can then contact them and tell them:

You cannot update WordPress because of the error:

Download failed.: error:0D0890A1:asn1 encoding routines:ASN1_verify:unknown message digest algorithm

This error is caused by your server having an outdated version of curl and/or the OpenSSL library.

This needs to be updated by the webhosting company, there is not a lot we can help with.

If the webhost cannot update the server, then it’s really time to find a new hosting service.

Hi,

I’ve seen this happen when plugins conflict of themes conflict.

I would make a backup before making any changes.

I would update WordPress, the plugins and the theme. (and check if the problem still exists)

Then I’d change the theme to a default theme (like 2015) (and check if the problem still exists)

If it does, then it’s time to rename the plugin folder.

In 9 out of 10 cases the problem will have been found.

In that case a plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/restrict-content/ has that functionality. (you can limit posts, pages to logged in users only.

Let me see. Shouldn’t the rewritebase be: /mudmin6/userspice/? Seeing as you’re two folders deep? (.htaccess is a bit rusty on my side)

First thing I notice: why is the an allow rule in your robots.txt? Usually you’ll specify what you disallow?

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Allow: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

Sitemap: http://www.homebizwave.com/sitemap.xml.gz

Sitemap: http://www.homebizwave.com/sitemap.xml

haha!

I’m here to help ickypie723. Let’s agree that I can do a better job of understanding and you can do a better job of explaining and we’ll meet in the middle.

As I understand it:
You want to edit an existing plugin. You want to do it yourself (we can’t do it for you). You already know what you would like to change about the plugin.

The plugin you mention is made up of php, html and maybe js files.
If you want to edit this plugin, you can download it and install it on your development site.

Then you figure out what you want to change about this plugin. When you know what you want to change you can open the php, html and js files in a text editor and start editing the code.

When you save the edited file and upload it to your development site you can see if the changes work.

If I’m getting anything wrong, please correct me.

ah ok, thank you for clearing that up. So your question is: How come all my permalinks in my userspice site have to use mudministry.org/userspice?

Hmm interesting. Your userspice site is indexed by Google. So it seems like it did work?

I’m thinking this could be a .htaccess issue. Can you access the serverlogs to see if they contain more information?