Hi,
First check if you haven’t accidently set the post as private, concept/ draft, delayed the publication… things like that.
What also struck me is the very long title, that leads to a rather complex permalink.
Check what happens if you change the title to ‘test’.
If successful, shorten the title.
What happens if you add another testpage?
Allright, so I tried making the post title to “test” and then changed the permalink to “test” as well, and nothing changed. Still the post content was not visible.
I also tried making another test post, and that worked perfectly fine. So is it possibly something in the post that is preventing WordPress from publishing the content?
Have you tried saving the permalinks again? Sometimes permalinks have to be saved twice depending on theme and permalink options. I am using a theme on one of my sites from SplashingPixels and I had to save my permalinks again for my information to show.
I tried saving it numerous amounts of times and still no luck. I don’t believe its something to do with the permalink or title however as I have more complex permalinks and titles published that appear just fine.
Looking at the page specified and viewing the source code, it seems that there is no content besides the thumbnail. Try saving the information, then permanently deleting the page and re-posting it.
I’ve tried this before, but I’ve tried it again and still no luck. This is becoming quite frustrating 🙁
Have you tried deactivating your plugins?
I just tried deactivating all of my plugins, still nothing happened.
What theme are you using?
Does this happen in the default theme with no plugins active?
I am using Udesign. Oddly enough, I tried a live preview of my website using the stock twenty eleven theme installed on Wordpres, and it showed the article! This was with all my plugins enabled. So I’m guessing something with the post is interfering with the theme? If so, how do I go about fixing this?
if this is a theme related problem, please contact the theme’s developer via themeforest for support.
