The problem is related to switching between wordpress original editor and the elementor editor.
The problems appears after you have made an edit with the ordinary wordpress editor, when the page was created/edited in the elementor editor.
After this edit, if you visit the published page, all line breaks have disappeared.
The absurd thing is that if you go into the elementor editor (to fix and reinsert the missing line breaks ), they are actually there already and seen in both the Elementor Viual view, as well as in the Text view AND in the preview window.
The only rescue is to either recreate the sections from scratch, or go back to the previous version of the page.
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The site is build with wordpress and using the favetheme,houzes theme for real estate theme site, and what seems to be the problem here i cannot change this button text [Load more] so what i need is to know where can i edit the button text.
Thank you
i've tried elementor but its not showing the button i think its attached to the section which is for showing featured properites, i tried with edit page and the customize but i still couldn't change the text or the button it's self.
I changed it on back-end accessing cpanel, it was at shortcodes of houzes theme you can find, at property-cards-v5.php (you can check its name in elementor by trying to edit it) changed its content of Load More, it was attached to the section it was part of the slide show
Bit of an issue I'm having with the WooCommerce plugin on WP.
When installed, it points to a default store page (changeable to other pages). However, whichever page it points to is completely blank in the WP editor, but has assets like a sidebar and product menu when previewed/published.
This is somewhat editable within WooCommerce's customise tab in WP. You can add/remove sidebar.
screenshot of the customise tab
However, I cannot for the life of me remove the product menu from the page because the editor shows a blank page, but WC is adding in its default assets. Its default assets would be fine, if it wasn't for the typo in the sidebar. 'Brows by categories' instead of 'Browse by categories' is utterly infuriating.
screenshot of the published page with iffy sidebar
I could remove the store page entirely, but I want to run it in catalog mode which removes 'add to cart' and everything that goes with it.
The aim of the page is to essentially show products available in store, with all the details like a store page, but without the purchasing functionality.
So far I've tried:
Uninstalling and reinstalling plugin
Editing HTML on the page (nothing shows just like the edit page)
Removing default store page (this disables catalog mode, the plugin I need)
I wouldn't be against ditching WooCommerce if I was able to setup a product catalog by other means. WooCommerce' system would be so good if it weren't for that ruddy typo!!
Any help would be incredibly appreciated. Thanks
Woocommerce is fullly customizable, it has a lot of action/filter which you can hook into to edit things or just overwrite his template file by simply copying them into your theme main directory inside the "woocommerce" folder (if you don't have it already, simply create it).
After you created that directory you can copy any file from the /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates directory and just make it become w/e you want =)
You can create a personalized shopping page with the elementor plugin.
Working with elementor is very simple and you can get the result you want with a simple Google search.
I hope I could help.
I cannot edit my posts after an update to WordPress 5.9.3. They show up in classic editor format with no visual/text editor section. The same is not happening with my Pages though (they appear in block editor). I am using the blocksy theme but the issue does not go away with the Twenty Twenty-Two theme as well. Just to clarify, I want the block editor.
Make a backup.
Deactivate all plugins and test if it works. Change the theme and test if it works.
I've just had a website converted for me to Wordpress but the guy who did it has now disappeared!
I just need to get started with it but have hit some major obstacles. My home page is a series of blocks with images and text that respond very nicely to different devices. Trouble is when I go to Pages then Home, I'm faced with a completely blank edit box. Two hours of searching to find where these blocks are and how to edit them has failed.
Any help please!
Open up your theme customizer and at the very bottom you can chose a static front page. Here's where you settle this.
Go to Pages in the panel. Open that specific page "Home" and look which template who has been chosen for this page. Perhaps you'll find the right template.
However, it could be hard coded directly in the doc/file itself. Open up your text editor and search for a template i.e home.php or frontpage.php or something similar. Open up in text editor to see.
After another few hours of trial and error, the front page text is in a few places! Some of it is in posts, specifically the "blocks" containing text and images in paragraphs. Other parts can be found by going to Appearance | Editor then choosing Static Front Page. I've yet to find out exactly how these are made to appear on the Home page but I guess I'll get there with experimentation.
I am running on the latest version of wordpress.
I am clicking on edit page of a Home Page, however, wordpress is not allowing me to edit the page.
also when clicking on edit post, the font is white on the visual editor and this is very frustrating.
So kindly please help.
Step to perform
Deactivate all plugins. Yes... ALL plugins.
Switch to the default 2014 theme.
Manually empty and refresh your browser cache.
Only after you perform all three steps.. will you see the content editor load properly.
Why need to do this step
You have to deactivate all plugins to rule out possible interference from a plugin.
You have to switch to the default theme because... well... we know it works.
You have to manually empty your browser cache because the tinymce editor is notorious for holding onto and serving cached files from the server.
Now, after your editor is working properly again... reactivate your theme.
If it continues working... it's not your theme. Begin reactivating plugins (one at a time) going back to check the editor.
You will eventually find the faulty plugin (or theme) that is preventing the editor from displaying properly.
"Edit Page" - all of the text in the edit box is in white font
Try adding define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false ); to the bottom of your wp-config.php file (just before the require_once line).