Hi Morfjord, Fix for this is still not added to CP theme but you can go around it with some simple CSS like this one: .cp-submenu .submenu-item { font-size: 22px; } .cp-submenu .submenu-item a:before { width: 19px; margin-right: 3px; } .cp-submenu .submenu-item a { padding: 4px 7px; } WordPress offers Custom CSS field inside Appearance > Customizer but if your theme disables this and it doesn't have its own CSS field you may wish to use a child theme or a plugin like this one https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/ for this additional CSS. That way you're protected when you come to upgrade. Best regards, Predrag

Hi Sebastian, Great, let us know how it goes after you're able to update PHP to later version. In the meantime you can try installing Query Monitor plugin and see if that will give you some more info about what's using so much memory on your site? Best regards, Predrag

Hi Jonathan, Can you give me an specific example of the styling that was lost, for example, text box on homepage looked like *something* but now looks like *something* else, this should help us to search for the previous styling and check what happened. Also, can you tell me in which way were you making changes on your site because I see that you have custom theme installed, did you use Upfront Builder or Editor while making those changes and were previous changes made by Builder or Editor? Best regards, Predrag

Hi Strategic Optimization, Sorry for the delay here, I'm afraid that support access has expired so I can no longer access your site :( Can you please grant support access again and I will subscribe to this thread so post here when it's open and we can check your site again. Best regards, Predrag

Hi Mr. Goodfellow, If you go to Defender > IP Lockouts panel you will see Automatically ban usernames textarea where you can enter your desired usernames that will block IP if someone tries to use it. About your second question, can you please elaborate this a bit more, which emails are you referring to? Best regards, Predrag

Hi Christina, Unfortunately support access has expired so I was unable to have a closer look at your setup, can you please grant it again and post here when it's granted and we'll check this out. Best regards, Predrag

Hi Éric Malalel, I must say that I never encountered such request or seen anything similar in action so I'm not quite sure that this is possible, esp...

Hey Pablo, Hope all is well. What you can do is create custom page for your desired membership and then in that page add a shortcode like this: [ms-membership-register-user membership_id="12"] This will render as registration form but for specific membership, in this case the one with ID 12. You can now link that page in your emails and that should do the trick. Would this work for you? Best regards, Predrag

Hi Tony, Glad to hear you've managed to find the cause of this and thanks for your feedback on this one. We are constantly working on HUB improvements so I'll forward this to our devs to check it out and see how error handling can be improved as well. Best regards, Predrag

Hi JazzyDan, Above code is not a fix for anything, it's used to catch errors on your site so once the SEO scan got stuck it should have created debug.log file inside your wp-content folder. Can you check if the file is created and if it is rename it to debug.txt and attach it here so we can check it out. Also, support access has expired so could you please grant it again? Best regards, Predrag