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First, did she perhaps accidentally press the ‘distraction-free’ button? 2nd, are her Windows/browser display settings different from yours such that the formatting might be hidden?

Lastly, (& this has nothing to do w/your problem), but if you’re using Woocommerce, & you want to build a fully accessible site, then I’d discourage its use in its current implementation, as the dropdown lists for selecting countries, states, provinces, etc, are not accessible using the keyboard. Thus, any pwd who must use the keyboard exclusively will likely be excluded from buying anything from you until this gets fixed. They have several support tickets on their desk now regarding this issue. Normally I wouldn’t have said anything, but, given your username… Just FYI, you understand.

Hey, Kev, do I have this right? Are you logging into the same site, at the same time, on 2 different machines? Is that what you’re saying?

Hello, gabegriggs1, & welcome. That is actually expected behavior.

Lo ciento, osgaspolsot. Es pt.ww.wp.xz.cn.

Sólo por curiosidad, ¿ha pagado su factura de alojamiento, o su alojamiento ha sido suspendido por otras razones? Parece que su anfitrión es HostGator, así que usted puede desear entrarlos en contacto con para ver si ése es el caso.

Por favor, háganos saber si ese no es el problema.

I’m sorry,osgaspolsot. It’s pt.ww.wp.xz.cn.

Just out of curiosity, have you paid your hosting bill, or has your hosting been suspended for other reasons? It seems your host is HostGator, so you may wish to contact them to see if that is the case.

Please let us know if that isn’t the problem.

Hello, wahidamj01 & welcome. Please make certain you’ve cleared your browser cache. I did get the expected login screen here, so that will most likely help. Let us know, however, if it does not. You might also wish to putting wp-login.php on the end of your url instead of wp-admin. That may make a difference, though it didn’t appear to when I did so.

Hi, thardus, & welcome. I guess 1 of the things I’m wondering at this point is whether your database may be exceeding the size that your hosting provider (in this case it appears to be Yahoo), allows. There may also be database corruption–or both problems may coexist simultaneously.

I’ve done some work w/clients who had Yahoo hosting in the past, but it’s been several years ago, so my memory’s pretty hazy on the subject. Some hosting providers have aplets in their control panels which permit repair of the database. I don’t recall if Yahoo does or not. This can also be done via command line, but, again, I’m not at all certain if Yahoo provides any sort of shell access.

Part of the problem w/using WordPress plugins to optimize/repair a database is that, w/large databases, the script can time out so the job doesn’t get done. This is why I’m suggesting methods external to WordPress, if at all possible.

This may require professional intervention, &, if that’s the case, you can post a job on http://jobs.wordpress.net, likely under ‘General’ or ‘Performance’.

BTW, I just left a comment on your blog regarding buying from smaller companies. That was a pretty interesting article & entirely all too common, unfortunately. A good reminder for consumers to be aware of, especially in light of the upcoming holidays.

If you log into the site using wordpress.com, there should be an option that you can check/uncheck regarding the toolbar.