I just ran a PHP compatibility checker and got this warning in regard to Atahualpa:

"Use of deprecated PHP4 style class constructor is not supported since PHP 7."

If I've ever used a PHP4 style class constructor I didn't know about it. Since this is the only warning (re: Atahualpa), should I try updating my site's PHP version?

I run with php7.2.6 and haven’t seen any problems

Thanks for that. My host updated without me about two weeks later, and you eliminated any stress level.

Moving along, Sitelock tells me there is a theme vulnerability. For your information:

Atahualpa 3.7.24

Severity: Medium

Category: xss

Summary: Atahualpa Theme - Authenticated Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Description: Providing any of the following fields with string such as: "><script>alert(1);</script> results in the script element getting appended after the respective input element when the request returns from the server: "comment_feed_link", "home_cat_menu_bar", "email_subscribe_link", "home_single_next_prev", "email_subscribe_link_title", "feedburner_email_id", "excerpt_length", "page_menu_bar_link_color", "cat_menu_bar_background_color_parent", "cat_menu_bar_link_color", "left_col_pages_exclude", "widget_lists link-hover-color", "left_col2_cats_exclude" The solution to this issue is to encode as html all the user-provided parameters before they are returned to the browser.

Hmmm yeah, I don't think that will ever be fixed unless someone wants to pay for the effort. Sorry.