abletec

@herchi, I suspect the problematic plugin here is “SQ AJAX Login, Register, Lost Pass & Facebook Login”. Please try deactivating it & see if the problem resolves.

You’re doing excellent, & I’m more than glad to be of service if I can, but I did want you to know that there is a Spanish language version of these forums at:

Support Forums

if it’s of interest, particularly for future reference. Some folks really like the feature, other folks say there are fewer people around on that forum & they get more help on the English language one because of that. But I almost always let folks know it exists just in case they’d feel more comfortable using their native tongue.

As I said, I’m more than willing to help you, but my Spanish is abysmal, so it’ll have to be in English. I understand far more Spanish than I speak. Certainly your English is better than my Spanish.

@kaivarros, when I type:
https://taniarojasv.com/wp-login.php
I’m pretty sure I know enough Spanish (or perhaps Portuguese)? to understand I’ve reached a login prompt.

did you used a plugin called Site Ground Migrator to move your site?

Did you put anything in your wp-config.php file regarding this plugin?

If not, then the other possibility is that it added tables to your database which should be deleted. Generally speaking, most hosting providers give folks a way to access their database via a graphical interface, such as PHPMyAdmin. That way, you can browse the database to see if such an entry exists & delete the offending entries &/or tables if so.

1 forum post I read said to check your media settings, &, if there’s a path there, to delete it. Also, you might try reinstalling the plugin to see if that fixes it.

Hello, nutzaboutstamping. When you go to your Godaddy control panel, 1 of the things you should see there is file manager’. Open it up, then click on public_html. If there are files related to your website, they should be there. 1 of the files is .htaccess. It is a hidden file, though, so make sure that your file manager is set up to display these.

Hello nutzaboutstamping, & welcome. Unfortunately, this is not the forum that can help. This forum is for those who self host their WordPress sites. Yours, however, is hosted on wordpress.com, which is who you need to talk to to get this sorted. Please go there, contact 1 of their happiness engineers, & I’m sure they’ll get it figured out for you.

Best of luck & success.

Hello, billymann23, & welcome.

Firstly, I notice your Google Analytics plugin isn’t loading correctly, though I have to say I doubt that’s the entire problem.

1 thing we tend to do in this situation is to ask folks to switch to a default theme & deactivate plugins–temporarily, of course–to see if the problem persists.

If not, then try reactivating the theme first. If that still doesn’t break things, then try reactivating plugins 1 by 1, clearing your browser cache & trying the website after each activation, until you find the plugin that broke stuff.

The plugins folder can be deactivated by appending characters to the end of the foldername, ie, plugins1.

Because the login screen for your dashboard comes up far quicker than does your homepage, I seriously suspect that the problem lies in either the theme, a plugin(s), or both.

meilershsag, please log into your site, then go to ‘Plugins’ > Add new’ & search for a plugin called “Health check”. You want the 1 by ww.wp.xz.cn. Installing this will allow us to essentially deactivate the plugins & themes, but only for you, since this seems to be something I sense you’re really fearful about.

Once installed & activated, please select the troubleshooting tab. Acknowledge that you understand how troubleshooting mode works, & activate it.

You’ll need 2 browsers, essentially, the 1 you used to log in, & another which you’ll close out after each attempt. You may also want to clear that browser’s cache after each attempt as well.

Your first step will be to try to log in using that 2nd browser once the plugin is installed.

Let me emphasize this is temporary, ie, it can be uninstalled when you’re done, though having thus said, you might actually decide you want to keep it.

I do suspect that there are plugin conflicts on this site–likely more than 1. 22 plugins is an awful lot, though having thus said, I’ve administered sites w/more, though I don’t ever recommend it. I also don’t know how much support your LMS vendor provides, but since that’s where I think the problems are arising from, you may wish to consider contacting them if your support window hasn’t expired.