I'm hoping this is a simple fix and I'm only confused because I'm new to WordPress. Please help!

I installed a theme called Wedding Photographer Nook because I liked the layout, however I'm having trouble with the way it's set up for the home page and posts page.

I want new posts to go to a seperate page which operates like a blog, but doing this by going to the page I want to set it as the posts page instead removes all the formatting and reformats it to the theme's homepage, which does not display latest posts. In Settings > Reading I try switching the settings around and it doesn't do anything at all.

Basically I just want to remove whatever it is that causes the posts page to reformat into this homepage template the theme has set up so that I can set posts to go to the page I designate.

Immich Machine Learning (ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning:v3) uses a library called ONNX Runtime, from Microsoft.

This library has telemetry enabled by default, and the Docker build of Immich Machine Learning does not disable it.

I found out about this because my DNS logs were showing thousands and thousands of blocked queries to resolve mobile.events.data.microsoft.com.

I don't think this is acceptable for something that is going to process all my photos, especially since it goes to Microsoft, even if it's anonymised or whatever. The whole point of self hosting is avoiding shit like this.

Mitigations:

Add the environment variable ORT_DISABLE_TELEMETRY=1 to the immich-machine-learning container.

Aditionally, it is good practice to isolate all containers that do not need internet access from the internet. For example, with Docker compose, you can create an isolated network for Immich:

networks: immich-iso: internal: true driver: bridge 

Then, on all immich containers:

networks: - immich-iso 

Be sure to add your reverse proxy to this network so that it can access the Immich server.

This was reported to the Immich issue tracker in August and they have not addressed it yet.

Hey, we need urgent support from dynadot because a fraud copy of our site is running on their server. Anyone got experience for getting in touch quick? Thanks!

Found an old Asus prebuilt in a closet and wondering if it makes sense to use as a starter box or not.

Specs:

• CPU: Intel i5-3340S (4c/4t, 3rd gen, 65W TDP)
• RAM: 4GB DDR3
• GPU: GT 620 2GB
• Storage: 500GB HDD
• PSU: 300W OEM

Is this worth tinkering with, or is 3rd gen Intel idle power so bad that I’d spend more on electricity than just buying a cheap N100 mini PC? Scrap it or keep it?

Feliz mes de la patria panas, siguiendo el tono del mes que suelen hacer ustedes en noviembre? sobretodo los dias libres claro, En mi caso suelo a lo mucho ir al desfile del 28 en el west pero de lo contrario suelo aprovechar para descanzar y pasear un poco y ustedes?

I look after CRM reporting for a B2B SaaS team and I’m putting together our quarterly churn review. CS logs a cancellation reason for every account and there are notes from renewal calls and save attempts. That’s what we use to group the losses and explain them to leadership

For accounts marked low usage, I still want to know what changed in their day to day work and where that work went.

The notes don’t always get that far. We rarely speak to customers again after cancellation so the explanation entered at the time carries straight into the review. Some have been gone for a few months now and I’m struggling to tell how much of the story we ever got

Hi everyone!

I'm building a website for my first paying client, a home-based beauty technician who offers nail, eyelash and eyebrow services.

I'm looking for a free WordPress booking plugin that can handle a specific booking workflow.

Here's how I'd like it to work:

1. My client sets her available days and time slots from her WordPress dashboard.
2. When someone visits the website, they can see the available time slots and choose one.
3. The customer selects the services they want (nails, eyelashes, eyebrows, etc.) and submits a booking request.
4. My client receives a notification and can manually accept or reject the request before it becomes a confirmed appointment.

There's one important detail: appointment durations are not always the same.

For example, a simple nail appointment might take 30 minutes, while a more elaborate design or a combination of services could take 3–4 hours.

Ideally, I'd like a plugin that can handle different appointment durations depending on the selected services, while still allowing my client to manually approve each booking.

My main requirements are:

• Display available time slots to customers.
• Allow customers to select one or multiple services.
• Support variable appointment durations.
• Keep booking requests pending until manually approved.
• Allow my client to manage availability and appointments easily from her phone or WordPress dashboard.

I've looked into Simply Schedule Appointments and a few other plugins, but I'm not sure which one supports all these features in its free version.

I'm currently developing the website locally using WordPress and XAMPP, and I'd prefer to avoid paid plugins if possible.

Does anyone have experience with a plugin that can handle this workflow? I'd really appreciate any recommendations or advice!

Thanks!

Hi! I am putting a article on snowsites wordpress and the embeds are not centering. I use the centered button and paste using the embed links in the generic embed button. Im working with instgram links. How can I get them to center on the site when they keep going to the side. Thank you!

I run a managed IT business in South Africa and look after a fair number of client WordPress sites. Over the past while I've been building a Python script to check those sites from the outside, and it's caught enough real problems for our clients that I figured it was worth sharing.

It's called WordPress Exposure Audit.

What it does
You point it at a site and it writes a self-contained HTML report you can hand to whoever owns it. It looks for things like:
Backup archives, database dumps, .env, .git and old wp-config copies left lying around
Author names leaking through REST, ?author=N, sitemaps and oEmbed (not just the one route everyone closes)
Plugin, theme, core and PHP versions checked against known CVEs, plus plugins that have been quietly pulled from the directory
Old uploads still downloadable but invisible in the Media screen
Security headers, TLS, XML-RPC, open registration, SPF/DMARC

Why I built it
Most "is my site safe" checkers just list paths that returned a 200, which is wrong on loads of sites. A site that redirects unknown paths to the homepage looks like it's serving /backup.sql. An early version of mine reported five critical findings on a tidy site, all false. So most of the effort goes into calibrating how each site answers a missing path, and the report tells you when it couldn't check something rather than giving you a green tick.

The safety bit
It's GET and HEAD only. No logins, no form posts, no password guessing, no payloads. It's not a pen test and the report says so. Single Python file, standard library only, Python 3.9+:

python3 wp_audit.py --site https://www.yoursite.com

Where I'd love your help
It's been tuned against the sites I manage, so it's seen a limited range of hosts, caches and WAFs. If you'd run it against sites you own or look after, I'd really appreciate hearing about:

False positives (anything it flagged that wasn't real)
Anything it obviously missed
Odd hosting setups where calibration fell over
Please only run it on sites you own or have permission to test. Issues and PRs are welcome on GitHub, and there's a --selftest if you want to add a case for a response shape it doesn't handle yet.

Apache 2.0, free to use. Hopefully it helps a few of you lock things down a bit tighter. Cheers!

Hola! Mi mamá está siendo hospitalizada en la Ciudad Hospitalaria con La Caja del Seguro Social como paciente de quimioterapia ya que ha sido diagnosticada con cáncer en varias partes del cuerpo incluyendo el pulmón, utero y el cerebro.

Le pedí a la doctora el expediente o algún documento que muestre las pruebas y los diagnósticos de mi mamá y dijo que está prohibido esta información.

Esto es normal? Pensaría que más que nadie el paciente debería tener acceso a la información de su propio cuerpo. Alguien ha tenido la misma experiencia?

Yo no tengo mucha experiencia con el sistema médico público de Panamá y menos en la área de cáncer u oncología.

Cualquier ayuda o dato se aprecia increíblemente!