Unistall XAMPP
Unistall MySQL
ipconfig/flushdns, etc
This may be a plugin or theme conflict. Please attempt to disable all plugins. If the problem goes away, enable them one by one to identify the source of your troubles.
If you can install plugins, install “Health Check”. On the troubleshooting tab in Health Check, you can click the button to disable all plugins and change the theme for JUST you, while you’re still logged in, without affecting normal visitors to your site. You can then use its admin bar menu to turn on/off plugins and themes one at a time. See the wordpress handbook for troubleshooting or this article by Rank Math for more information.
I hope this helped, if not let me know and we can look into it together.
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I have a WordPress site. In the plugins tab, the "Add New" plugin option is missing.
Even hovering over the plugin tab doesn't produce in drop-menu options.
I was suggested the issue could be the result of me not being provided with administrative rights, but I'm the only user and I do have administrative rights.
Any suggestions on how to fix this issue?
If you can't see your add new plugin button, the issue could be
Your theme prevents you from seeing it
You don't have the permissions to add new plugins.
You have a corrupted WordPress installation
A plugin is hiding the button (likely unintentionally)
If you are certain that your user has administrator rights (which you can check in under users in the left navigation bar) try to select a different theme and see if the button becomes available to you again.
Otherwise you might be looking at a complete reinstall of WordPress on your site.
Cheers,
My responsive website just shows the word Menu for the navigation on mobile. When you click it's supposed to show the primary navigation, and it did for years. I just noticed it does not work anymore and I'm not familiar with responsive code.
MacInspires.com
based on Twenty Eleven Theme
Wordpress
Thank you for any assistance or point in the right direction!
This is usually done via Javascript. Disable the minification, compression/optiomization plugins you’re using. They may be breaking the javascript used to manage that menu.
This may be a plugin or theme conflict. Please attempt to disable all plugins. If the problem goes away, enable them one by one to identify the source of your troubles.
If you can install plugins, install “Health Check” (https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check). On the troubleshooting tab, you can click the button to disable all plugins and change the theme for you, while you’re still logged in, without affecting normal visitors to your site. This may be a faster option. Let me know how things go and I will try to help further if required.
GoDaddy Fixed it!
site had a mixed content issue, where resources were being pulled both from HTTP and HTTPS sources. I have installed and activated the plugin Really Simple SSL. This resolved the mixed content issue, and also the mobile menu issue.
We use a lot of plugins and unfortunately can't remove more of them.
Our backend is slow.
Wordpress is built to load each plugin on every page load, also in the wp-admin backend. So even if you are on pages, where no plugin would be needed, woocommerce, contact form 7 etc. will be loaded. They put their CSS in the page but also do PHP stuff and slow everything down.
We know plugin organizer - a plugin that makes it possible to selectively load certain plugins on certain pages. They have a feature to do it on the backend - but it's a already a hell to work with it on the frontend. We use plugin logic in the frontend now.
Is there already a plugin or a hand crafted solution to select which plugins should be deactivated/activated on with wp-admin pages?
I guess it's needed to load every plugin on every wp-admin page to get the admin menu (the left side menu) - so I might be needed to built this menu and cache it somehow.
And then selectively activate plugins for certain pages.
We use custom fields - so ACF plugin has to be activated on some pages - also on some woocommercer pages. Polylang (for multilang) must be activated on a lot of pages.
But for example woocommerce doesn't need to be loaded on the event calendar pages and vis versa.
Do you know of existing solutions to lower the time needed to build the backend.
Are there any caching options?
You cannot activate/deactivate plugins individually for particular pages. Each plugin is either active or not when your site loads.
Here's something to try: In your staging environment, deactivate all of the plugins to see if that solves your problem with the slow admin menu. If it does, reactivate each plugin one by one until you find the problematic plugin. Then troubleshoot from there to determine the root of the issue.
You could also check your server's error logs to see if there are any warnings indicating issues with the site.
If that doesn't help, one final piece of advice I would offer is to contact your hosting company directly to inquire about any potential server issues that are slowing down your site's performance.
I uninstalled my WooCommerce plugin and chose to delete all data. When installed it back I cannot see the Introductory Onboarding Wizard. I need it to create my shop and all the pages again. I suspect this is because some traces were left from the first installation. How can I re-enable it again?
In the WooCommerce -> System Status admin page, under the Tools tab, there's the Create default WooCommerce pages tool that
will install all the missing WooCommerce pages. Pages already defined and set up will not be replaced.
WooCommerce now has a Help tab just to the right of the Screen Options tab in the Wordpress (v4.8) admin panel. Click on the tab and you will discover the Setup Wizard as a selectable item ... among many other helpful goodies ... including a setup video
WooCommerce Setup Wizard
You can restart setup wizard going to www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/?page=wc-setup. It worked for me!
/wp-admin/?page=wc-setup worked perfectly for me too.
Just login into wordpress and edit this in URL bar. Voila, it works!
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After the integration of phpbb and wordpress with wp-united in the user profile can not change anything (eg to set the avatar). How to fix this problem? Also, after installing wp-united in phpbb does not appear in the admin panel menu tab wp-united
wp-united never made it to an actual release/production state. You should not be using it in a live environment because its going to have problems like this. From what I can tell its been abandoned, at least on phpBB.com