I’ve inherited responsibility for a wordpress site. It has a lot of plugins that I have a feeling are no longer used. For security, I’d like to disable and remove any that are not being used. Is there any good way to determine that with some certainty without going through a huge hassle?

I’ve been reading this sub for a while and I've noticed a pattern. Someone asks what their CRM actually needs to do, and the best answers almost always land in the same place: make logging a call fast, attach a next step with a date, and show who’s overdue. Everything else is optional.

A thread from earlier today is a good example: it describes a 6-month sales cycle with the whole team living in Google Sheets. Nearly every reply says some version of the same thing: Missing features matter a lot less than deals going quiet in month 4 because nobody remembers what was promised in month 1. And if logging takes longer than typing it into the sheet, people go back to the sheet.

This was my life for about 10 years in sales before I moved into product design. The logging and follow-up cadence just felt like admin, so they didn't get done the way they should. So I built an app where you log a call or meeting and set the next follow-up in the same motion, in under 30 seconds, and it shows you who’s due and who’s slipping. That’s basically it.

It's not a team CRM (so no pipeline, no forecasting, no dashboards, etc.). It's for individuals in relationship-heavy jobs who are buried in follow-ups and don't want a Salesforce. I'm starting with real estate agents.

Mods, if this isn’t allowed, please delete. I'm posting here because this community describes the problem better than anywhere else I've seen. I'd genuinely value feedback from people who've actually rolled out CRMs:

• Where does a follow-up-only tool break down? At what point does someone outgrow it?
• When you've put a CRM in front of reps, what made the logging habit actually stick, or not?

If you want to poke at it: ozzo.work (iOS and web). Any feedback, even blunt, would mean a lot.

So long story short, I used to run a webzine and used a theme from Themeforest and a couple of addons from Codecanyon, but due to health issues I had to shut it down after a couple of years.

Fast forward 5ish years and I'm eager to get back into it. However, when I log back on to the mentioned sites, all of the themes and addons I bought back then are removed from the marketplace, and theres no easy way of contacting the authors. I can still download them all except for one, but none of them are being updated.

So my question is, how do you guys deal with that? Is that just something you have to accept? It doesn't seem very viable for long-term projects.

PS. I even made sure I bought themes and addons from big and popular authors back in the day to avoid this problem, but guess that doesn't change much.

I am working on an e-commerce website using WordPress/WooCommerce and am looking for a plugin or custom logic similar to the search experience used on:

https://www.rulmeca.com/en

If anyone knows of a plugin or approach that achieves this, please let me know.

Thanks,

Getting a little frustrated and nowhere to turn - maybe someone else has an idea.

I've had a wordpress.org account for a number of years - been using WordPress for 15 years now. The other week I tried logging in to post a comment on a forum post and found my account had been disabled.

I reached out the email address they provide (forum-password-resets) and had a email chain with 4 replies and responses over the course of a couple of days. Then, crickets. So I waiting 3 weeks, then opened another email thread - crickets.

There was no solid reason for the denied access other than the genreic responses of maybe I created a duplciate account, or logged into multiple accounts etc - but I hadn't and haven't.

I do move a lot (I'm a full time RV'er) and pretty much every week I move to a new location 100+ miles from the last. I provided a documented log of places I've been in the past 4 months, and we use Starlink, Verizon and T-Mobile as connection IPs - so they are constantly changing. I have a single computer, so I'm not logged in from multiple locations either.

I provided access to our public site that documents our RV journey which shows 197 campgrounds in 39 different states in the past 927 days. Yes, we move a lot :)

Does anyone have any other ideas on how I can gain access again to the forums? I rarely post (11 posts in 5+years). The problem now however is that I need to get support from a free plugin, but they say to use the forums for support - and the forums have me blocked.

Any ideas?

I'm looking for a reliable way to migrate WordPress websites built with Flatsome UX Builder to Gutenberg, preferably using Kadence Blocks.

I have several websites built with Flatsome, and I'd like to move away from its proprietary shortcodes without having to rebuild every page manually.

I'm particularly interested in preserving the existing content, layouts, images, links, and overall design as much as possible.

Has anyone actually tried this kind of migration?

• Are there any tools, plugins, or scripts that can automate at least part of the process?
• Has anyone used AI to convert Flatsome shortcodes into Gutenberg or Kadence Blocks?
• What were the biggest challenges, and how much manual work was still required?

I'm aware of Flatsome's own migration tools, but my goal is to move away from the Flatsome ecosystem entirely.

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has successfully done this, even partially. Real-world experiences and practical solutions would be especially helpful.

Hey there!

Small team from Sweden who build an MCP native CRM from the ground up with highest ambition level to help organisations get off salesforce without disrupting their processes.

I'd love to listen into existing pain points with Salesforce and HubSpot so we can ensure a better product and make the transition as smooth as possible.

Just comments in the thread is valuable, but jumping on a 20 min call to go through it in detail would be fantastic!

I am using RankMath Pro some of my websites one of my sites I was getting huge bot visit from afternoon. From my Crisp chat dashboard I see most of visit coming from Singapore then I block Singapore but after that I see coming from multiple countries.

Full email

Rank Math has disclosed that some copies of Rank Math SEO PRO version 3.0.123 contained malware. According to Rank Math, the affected version was downloaded or installed through an update between October 15, 2026 at 20:02 UTC and October 16, 2026 at 07:12 UTC.

If an affected copy of Rank Math SEO PRO 3.0.123 was active on your website, you should treat the website as compromised. Simply updating the plugin is not enough because the malware may have placed additional files, administrator accounts, or scheduled tasks elsewhere on the server.

Rank Math removed the affected files and released version 3.0.124 as the clean replacement. Version 3.0.123 by itself does not prove that a website was compromised: Rank Math limits the incident to users who downloaded or updated to the affected version during the stated period.

Website owners should check when version 3.0.123 was downloaded or installed, and use Rank Math’s security notice as the authoritative source for updates about this incident.

So I think delete the previous version and install the new version.