Mark Ratledge

Ok, if they know about it, that’s good.

Your emails are probably getting flagged as spam by CloudFlare. Check your spam settings, and ask CloudFlare about it.

I changed my login information at both the webhost (CPanel) and on my WordPress Admin Account. I also scanned my computer for viruses and found nothing.

You have to do much more than that to fix the hack and close the security holes.

Who is the webhost? Are you using an account set up by csd-i.org? If so, you need to tell them you’ve been hacked so they can help with security.

Carefully follow FAQ My site was hacked – WordPress Codex.

Then take a look at the recommended security measures in Hardening WordPress – WordPress Codex and Brute Force Attacks – WordPress Codex

If you can’t do the work yourself, consider looking for a reputable person on http://jobs.wordpress.net/ or http://directory.codepoet.com or http://upwork.com

(FYI, it’s not a good idea to respond to work offers from random forum users who have read about your issues.)

The first step is to use the developer tools in Firefox (or Firebug) or Chrome or Safari or IE to see if you’re getting a 404 for any files, if there is a Javascript conflict with other scripts, etc., then go from there.

And try Debug and see what PHP errors you are getting. See https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG

Add

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );

in wp-config.php and the debug.log file will be in wp-content.

Add this line

define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);

to wp-config.php to log and also dump them to the browser.

I think that the data table is not rendering due to conflict with the script and styles between twenty sixteen theme and data table script and styles

That’s why I said to learn how to use the dev tools in browsers to find jQuery errors.

The articles you linked give you what you need to learn about correctly enqueueing scripts into WordPress. Follow those.

If your site redirects to a spam site, you were hacked. Follow the instructive links I posted. Simply cleaning an .htaccess file will not stop the hack. In your .htaccess file, the code block between the # SYSTEM API tags is suspect. The other block # WORDPRESS is standard WordPress.

The MailChimp template is in their system….

If you’re copying from the visual editor in WP, try switching to the text editor and copy.

If that doesn’t work, you need to talk to them on how to prevent stripping of line breaks when pasting into their editor. It’s their editor, so you need to ask them.