We need a developer to help fix issues on a WordPress LMS site after migration to SiteGround, including timer problems on modules. The work may also include rebuilding the site if needed. Please share relevant experience with WordPress, LMS systems, and similar migration or rebuild projects.

Hi, I saw your site migrated to SiteGround but the timer on course modules is either breaking or behaving inconsistently. That's the kind of thing that quietly kills trust. If a student enrolls and the timer doesn't work, it doesn't look like a technical bug to them. It looks like the course is broken, and they're already wondering if they made a mistake. The visible issue is the timer. The real question is whether other pieces of the LMS broke during the migration but haven't surfaced yet. Course progress tracking, quiz submissions, certificate logic, drip schedules. Those usually don't fail loud. They fail quiet, and you find out weeks later when somebody emails asking why they can't access Module 3. I've rebuilt and fixed plenty of LearnDash migrations after moves like this, including one where the previous dev tried moving a course platform to SiteGround and broke completion tracking, quiz data, and enrollment hooks. I rebuilt it from scratch because fixing the damage would have taken longer than starting clean. For yours, I'd start with a full diagnostic. Not just the timer, but course completion logic, student progress data, enrollment flows, and anything tied to user state or progression. If the damage is isolated, we fix it. If the migration broke core LMS functions or left you with a fragile setup, I'll tell you straight and we rebuild it properly. I've done this exact work for The Mama Coach (LearnDash course completion + WooCommerce upsell setup), finished an 80% complete LearnDash build for Gregoire Dupont, and led a full LMS build for MileStar that handled thousands of enrollments without breaking. If you want to move forward, send me admin access and a link to one of the modules where the timer is acting up. I'll run the diagnostic and send you a clear breakdown of what broke, what didn't, and what the safest path forward looks like. Trust, Tai