I need to reinstall a customised WordPress installation (running on OpenLiteSpeed) to Google Cloud and need the full backup restored so the site is live and performing exactly as before. Once it’s up, the more pressing task is to solve WooCommerce product-display glitches that appeared after recent updates. On both desktop and, more noticeably, mobile, the product listing page now arranges items in a random, broken layout—images and prices load, but the grid itself goes haywire. Here’s how I picture the flow: • Restore my existing backup onto a fresh Google Cloud instance configured with OpenLiteSpeed, PHP, and MariaDB. • Verify that both the mobile and desktop themes load correctly, SSL is active, and caching is optimised for LiteSpeed. • Track down the WooCommerce conflict (likely theme CSS/JS or a plugin clash) that’s scrambling the shop loop and implement a clean fix without hacking core files. • Confirm the product listing page renders consistently across modern browsers and common mobile breakpoints. • Provide a short report of what was changed so future updates don’t break it again. If we click, there will be plenty more work—ongoing feature tweaks and performance tasks are queued up—so I’m hoping to start a long-term relationship with the right developer.