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This plugin requires few changes, as its main purpose is to deactivate the Block Editor additions from the WordPress code and activate the components for the Classic Editor that remain in the WordPress core. It often appears as though there are no updates here (simply because updates are rarely necessary). The compatibility flag for WP 7.0 will likely be set soon, once the volunteers working on this and other tasks get around to it.

It could also have happened just for a moment, perhaps while an update was being installed. If it happens again, take a closer look at where the error is coming from and, if necessary, contact the support team for the relevant component (in the example above, that would have been WooCommerce).

Where is cPanel running? On your local system or on your external hosting provider’s server? The latter would be perfectly fine. That’s just standard practice there. If you start receiving spam comments there, you’ll need to secure the project against it. You can do this by either disabling the comment feature or using anti-spam or security plugins.

However, if you see something like this on your local system, then your local system isn’t actually local – it’s publicly accessible. That would be a question for your network, not for WordPress or localwp.

Your question refers to a website hosted at wordpress.COM. However, you are here in the forum of ww.wp.xz.cn. The difference is explained here, for example:

What’s the difference between ww.wp.xz.cn and WordPress.com?

Please contact the support of wordpress.COM with your request: https://wordpress.com/support/

There are several ways to back up websites. The easiest option for you is to have your hosting provider handle it for you. Many hosting providers already do this automatically. Contact your hosting provider’s support team if you have any questions.

Otherwise, there are a wide variety of plugins available for WordPress that allow you to back up your site: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/tags/backup/

Great that it worked out. Since I’m not familiar with your project, I’m afraid I can’t really comment on it. There isn’t a mechanism that just switches this settings like that. It could happen due to updates or some kind of error. Make sure to back up your project regularly and check whether updates have any impact going forward.

To help you, we’d need a little more information from you about the problem. It seems the website is accessible. The backend also appears to be accessible via /wp-login.php.

What exactly is causing the issue for you? Do you see an error message, and if so, what does it say? You’re also welcome to share screenshots; see: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/forum-user-guide/block-editor/#adding-screenshots

Note: If you’re looking for immediate support, find someone who can help you with that. You can find someone like that here, for example: https://jobs.wordpress.net – this forum is designed to help you help yourself, and only volunteers are present here; see also the guidelines.

You may have run into a bug that recently appeared in the Shortcodes Ultimate plugin. Many users there are reporting exactly the same issue you’re experiencing.

Solutions:

• Update Shortcodes Ultimate to the latest version (as far as I know, 7.5.3).
• Or delete Shortcodes Ultimate if possible. In any case, this can be done via FTP, but you’ll need access to your hosting account to do so.

If you have any questions, contact their support forum: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/shortcodes-ultimate/