You need to have the possibility of editing that content from admin and it should be SEO friendly and you are using Yoast? Right? Then I think Page Templates is the best way to do your task. You can change the content from Admin panel (I assume that you mean the code as a content.). … Read more
There is nothing in WP that specifically deals with cross–site communication. Every WP site is an island by design. However there are plenty helpful bits and pieces to rig suitable solutions for many use cases. As far as I follow your case I would imagine something like this: Central sites hosts documents (in whatever way … Read more
Personally, I back up my site with a plugin and don’t rely on my web host provider to create backups. ManageWP is a good option for website backups. However, if you need to upload your backups to own cloud storage (like Amazon S3, Dropbox) from ManageWP, you have to pay the extra fee for that … Read more
WP is designed to use a single database. In fact you can have several sites in a single database because they’d each use a different table prefix. How difficult it’ll be to cleanup will depend on the code involved. I’d be mostly concerned that since the previous developer (I use the term loosely) didn’t use … Read more
Assuming you are using WooCommerce? Are you using an additional plugin for recurring orders? I am asking because I have a site setup using WooCommerce Subscriptions. It works nicely and I am able to generate reports in the admin. WooCommerce > Reports. There are several Woo default reports I can run but the subscription plugin … Read more
Only a small portion of my export page renders
The only way that I have found (and used) to get rid of ‘unauthorized’ code is to manually check everything. This includes changing access credentials for hosting, ftp, databases, admin-level users. Strong passwords, of course. reinstalling everything (themes, plugins, custom code) from known good sources via a manual FTP process. Also, reinstalling WP from the … Read more
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Can I check which users ran which updates?
I would echo @wharfdale’s answer. Using the Duplicator plugin might be the easiest way to go. https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/