Hello Milena,

Did you get this issue sorted out?

How are you doing?

I have not forgotten about Dubrovnik or you. :)

Keep in touch.

Take care,

Miguel

Milena, the best advice I have received about plugins is this: if they don't increase UI (user experience) you don't need them. Also use a .siterubix to test the plugin compatibility with your theme before using on your published domain. Hope this helps, and hope support will work out the return of your site to working order. ^_~

I would do a support ticket. Go to the "build my website" button on the left side of you WA profile/blog pages. It is in the top right corner. Click there and be as clear and specific with your description as possible. Submit a 2nd one if you have not heard anything.

I can't off any advice but I like these posts because it keeps me from making the same mistakes. So thanks for sharing.
Dawn

Have you gotten resolution yet?

put in a support ticket in the website menu and they should be able to get your site back. But in the future do not give anyone your personal site info you can add someone to your user area and then delete them if there is a problem. I hope you get this fixed

Did you get everything fixed?

Seems like a lot of plugins know Kyle advises us not to have more than necessary hope you mange to resolve the issue

Why do you use so many plugins, about 10 active plugins should be the maximum otherwise the loading of your site gets too slow.
Giving the access to your website should always be the last solution.
If you've done it, you should create another admin user and a new password and delete the old admin user, or at least change the password.
To test plugins, create a .siterubix website or an subdomain ( subdomain.yourdomain.com). So you will see, which plugins work and how they work together without harming your main website.