Gravatar works with email addresses. Have you changed or added a new email address for your site? If you are associating your site with a new email address you have to set up an additional gravatar for that new email address.
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Richard

Looks like the issue hasn't been resolved yet. I cannot use the Site Comment platform either because of this.

Hey Nikolay,

If you want a popup, check to see which WordPress popup plugin will give you the type of popup you're looking for.

Depending on the plugin you choose, they should have instructions on how to set up your popup window.

Hope you find this helpful.

Ohh, u talking about Google Adsense, I right, ? When you have get accepted to Google Adsense? You can place ads

On your articles , yes, ads will show up

And when vistors click on your ads on your website, you will make

MONEY 💰.

You need to first get accepted to Google Adsense.

depending on how old the site is and how many visitors you have you may want to consider a staging site - ask support to create one for you...
once you have changed it all on the staging site then you can 'move' it across to your main site....
personally i would keep a copy of the old style, if you visitor numbers drop rapidly then you can restore the old version....
but you will get a drop as it is a change for your visitors - for seo it really doesn't matter as the site is not for seo but mainly for visitors....you probably will see a drop, but hopefully it will recover....

if you don;t know how to do a redirect here are some instructions for both a manual way and a plugin. To set up a redirect in WordPress in the simplest way, you can either use a plugin or edit the .htaccess file.

If you prefer using a plugin, log in to your WordPress dashboard, go to the Plugins section, and click Add New. Search for a plugin called Redirection. Once you find it, click Install Now, then Activate. After the plugin is activated, go to the Tools section in your dashboard and select Redirection. Follow the setup steps by clicking Start Setup and Finish Setup. Once you’re on the Add Redirect screen, enter the URL you want to redirect from in the Source URL field and the URL you want to redirect to in the Target URL field. Then click Add Redirect. Your redirect is now active.

If you’re comfortable working with files, you can edit the .htaccess file instead. Access the file using an FTP client or your hosting provider’s file manager. Locate the .htaccess file in the root of your WordPress installation. Open the file and add a line like this at the bottom: [removed] /old-page /new-page. Replace /old-page with the URL path of the old page and /new-page with the new page path. Save the file and test the old URL to make sure it redirects to the new one.

Using a plugin is the easiest method, especially if you’re not familiar with file editing. Let me know if you need further assistance.

Hey Nikolay,

If you should decide to delete ONE of the two posts once you've merged them, please make sure to add a REDIRECT to the title of the post you will be deleting.

Google doesn't like broken links in their search results, so they punish sites who delete posts/pages and do NOT provide a redirect.

I learned THAT lesson the hard way a few years ago now.

Hope you find this helpful.

Yes, you can merge to steer away from promoting duplicate content. Please redirect as Dale suggested.

Happy Holidays!

Maxine :)

You can merge them without any issues if they're covering a similar topic, just be sure to redirect the 1 you take down to the new one.

HI, just a fyi Jay has a new series.

including this one for Facebook Beyond Google: Facebook Traffic you can search in the magnify glass and the classes tab; there is a ton of information.

I have been scheduling out 7-day FB posts I watch in one of the classes ( as far as times, they have a little icon with suggestions) of the best times I have been using.