Hi, if you update siteorigin page builder to latest version, note that Page Builder guys changed .panel to .so-panel, if you used that for custom css styling.
Before downgrade try to disable total cache and minification plugins and clear browser cache.
I have link for v1.25.
And all revisions and changes can be found here.
I forgot, here is link for siteorigin page builder if you want to downgrade to 2.0.7.
We’ll be adding an option in the next update of Page Builder that’ll let you go back to the old classes. Using the un-namespaced .panel was causing a lot of problems – especially with Bootstrap based themes. WooCommerce also used .panel which was interfering with Page Builder content.
Keep an eye out for the 2.1.1 update – very sorry about the inconvenience.
Hi there,
I just upgraded to the latest version on Moesia as well and was wondering if this thread might apply to my situation?
I can see my front page, but when I click on any of the other pages in the menu, I get the following error (I am translating from the message which appears in French):
Error 404 – Not found
This file was not found. This could be a technical error. Please try again later. If you cannot access this file after a few tries, it means it has been deleted.
What is strange is that the pages still exist, as does the menu… I even deleted the pages and menu and rebuilt them, but they still showed the same error message. I also imported types once again (which may have been totally useless but felt like a very professional thing to do. You can probably tell that this isn’t my day job 😉 Anyway, I’m stumped.
Thanks in advance for any light you could shed on the situation!
@kmj
Hi, this is resolved, so can you please post your question as separate topic, and it would be good to post your page link. Also, do you use some plugin for translation?
Just copy and paste.
