Davood Denavi

You might want to consider using a CDN service which also offers DNS management features such as CloudFlare.

Hope this helps.

This is a question for your hosting provider. It sounds like the certificate expired and you need to renew it which in many cases means installing a new one. Your hosting/server provider will be able to guide you though the process of fixing this and installing the new certificate.

Try adding the below CSS to your Custom CSS.

nav.post-nav.group {
    display: none;
}

Hope this helps, if it does not try adding !important like the code below:

nav.post-nav.group {
    display: none !important;
}

Do your best not to use !important unless you have to it is generally not considered development standards to use it. Feel free to let me know if you are having to use it to get your desired result or if neither of these solutions work. I will try to think of another solution for you if needed.

Happy Blogging!

I think this might require using a child theme and doing some custom coding. I’d suggest contacting the theme support community for your theme here: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/theme/new-york-business/ and asking them if they have a way of adding custom fields. Generally I would say to look into using ACF https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/ but I am not sure it will actually allow you to embed the links the way you want.

Also, if you are using Classic Editor you can add custom fields without a plugin using the custom fields meta box and then create a child theme to add the custom coding to force the fields to work correctly. Here is more info about child themes: https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/.

Hope something in what I’ve said helps you. I will try to help further once I see your reply.

There is no risk in doing that because premium plugins have to check for updates that way else the user of the plugin won’t be able to use the auto update feature built into wordpress if they want to do that.

That said, if it is a free plugin that is also available here on WP.org it should be using the WP.org url as the place to check for updates. I personally have not seen any free plugins which are available here on WP.org that use their own website to check for the updates.

If I am understanding your question correctly you can hide the page title using this custom css:

h2.page-titlebar-h {
    display: none;
}

You’d add that CSS in the Theme Customizer Additional CSS found under
Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS

I noticed you are using the Guten theme by Kaira. So, if you are having problems finding the Additional CSS area I mentioned please contact your theme developers, you can do so here: https://kairaweb.com/contact/.

Hope this helps.

There should be a remove from cart button built into WooCommerce. If it is not showing up that means there is a conflict between your theme and a plugin. I’d suggest contacting the developers of your theme, WooCommerce https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/woocommerce/, and Elementor Pro https://elementor.com/support/.