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To address the requests deprecated warning issue on a WordPress website, follow these steps:

1. Check the plugins: The first step is to check the plugins installed on your website. Deprecated warnings can occur due to old or outdated plugin versions. Update the plugins to their latest versions.

2. Check the theme: If the issue persists, check the theme installed on your website. Theme files can contain deprecated code that affects the functionality of the website. Contact the theme developer for a solution.

3. Check for conflict: Disable all plugins and switch to a default theme (like the Twenty Twenty). Check if the issue persists. If not, enable one plugin at a time and check for the issue. This way, identify which plugin is causing the problem.

4. Modify the code: If the issue is with a custom code, modify the code to remove the deprecated methods and functions.

5. Use a plugin: Use a plugin like Query Monitor or Debug Bar to identify and fix the deprecated warnings.

6. Hire a developer: If the issue persists, hire a developer who can analyze and fix the issue for you.

By following these steps, you can address the requests deprecated warning issue on your WordPress website.