When custom theme plugin is activated is throwing an error when Im editing post.
Have tried so many things.
I have tried deactivting all others plugin , have installed the classic editor , some scripts that i found in google but none of them is working.
do you have access to wp-config.php? If so, try enabling WP_DEBUG to true, then go back to editing the post. You should now see errors appearing that can help point you towards a theme file or function that is causing the error.
My answer may sound like the typical "Make sure it's plugged in" question.. But this often helps me troubleshoot issues all the time.
Here's more information on debugging issues in WP.
Step 1 – Go to Your Plugins section
Step 2 – Add new plugin classic editor.
Step3. after installation, activate the plugin.
Now you check your issue will be solved
Related
I love to do some "on the go" coding in the wordpress backend in my spare time.
The situation:
When editing theme or plugin files in the theme editor or plugin editor on my mobile device (android), whenever I try to type on a new line in the file, the character gets automatically "backspaced".
The editor does work when editing existing lines of code, or copy and pasting it in.
When using a bluetooth keyboard the editor works fine too.
There doesn't seem to be any jquery related errors either.
Does anyone know the root of this problem?
I would advise you to report this as a bug, WordPress is open source. Bugs will be handled by priority by many volunteers.
You can read more about submitting a bug and what you need to yourself when submitting one.
See: https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/testing/reporting-bugs/
Make sure to read the page thoroughly before submitting a "bug".
I was wondering you could shed a light to my WordPress premium theme issue. So I have a theme that comes with visual composer plugin. I notice front-end editor is not enabled. I checked the function.php file to enable it, but the code vc_disable_frontend(); is nowhere to be found.
I contacted the author theme who advised to add vc_enable_frontend(); at the end of the file. But when I include it, I am getting errors.
I contacted the author again regarding the issues and he as since fail to get back to me. I researched on the web, it is the same steps I was asked to take.
I need it enabled for visual customisation. I can attach the function code on request.
Thanks in advance
When purchasing the Applay Application theme for wordpress it is recommended to install Visual Composer.
It looks simple enough attempting to create custom CSS, however any attempts to save the use design options
Gives an error:
Design options could not be saved. Error: error evaluating function darken:a.toHSL not a function.
Which essentially means there is an element that cannot have no color value, that is attempted to being darkened.
I searched the theme, thinking I'd done something creating a child theme, reverted it back to the parent theme and could not solve it.
Both reports of this on the support page were:
Hi, we haven’t received such complains before – please open support ticket at support.wpbakery.com and share your site credentials so our support team can help you out.
It turns out the error is due to the apptheme's author's own inbuilt theme customisation and a lack of compatibility with Visual Composer.
I received this email repsonse from the support for Visual Composer.
The issue is because there is an inbuilt version of Visual Composer (or the related code) present in your theme which is overriding the standalone plugin version and hence causing the issue. You will have to get rid of it. I would advise you to do so with the help of theme author, otherwise you might loose the extra elements added by him. Once this is done, you can install the standalone plugin and it will work fine. Kindly check.
The theme author is the one who built the theme. In your case he is: http://themeforest.net/user/leafcolor
I decided to post this, as it may help others searching for this.
I have a very strange problem with a wordpress site I made for a friend of mine. I knew about the last WP bug fixed with version 4.2.2 , so I decided to update WP. As usual I made a backup with the plugin I usually use (its name is duplicator), then upgraded and I decided to also uninstall some deactivated plugins and to install "all in one seo pack". After all this operations I noticed that below all articles there is a "404" text and I really can't understand where the hell it comes from. So I thought that I made something wrong and restored the backup to a new location to see how the site was looking at the moment I made the backup and also in the new install I can see this "404" text. Does anybody ever had a similar problem? I really can't understand what's causing this issue. Attached you will find a, example screenshot, but that identical situation happens for all articles (BUT NOT FOR PAGES).
Thank you for your help
Just some minute after asking the question on SO, I found the problem: I decided to investigate the theme's pages in the editor and I found that the page "comments.php" was composed just from the text 404, as shown in the attached screenshot. Now the question is: how can it be possible? Could that mean that my site was hacked due to the wordpress bug resolved with the 4.2.2 version?
Do any one know
any word press plugin that can used for external dB login ,apart from word press plugin
'External DB authentication' because it is not compactable for word press latest version 3.0.4
I have installed the External DB authentication plugin successfully, with a fresh installation of Wordpress 3.0.4. I have also been able to configure it and use it without any problem.
Could you please post the errors or problems you have encountered when you tried to install it?
I didn't know this plugin in fact, but works great, good to know about it!
Check this out: http://www.cedricve.me/blog/2011/07/18/how-to-make-use-of-wordpress-passwords/
It explains how you can make an external login with the credentials of a wordpress installation.
I hope this can help you ;)
Incase you wanted different features, that plugin didn't quite do everything I needed so I created my own called External Login:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/external-login/
If there's something it doesn't do that you require let me know as I'm always open to ideas on how to improve it.