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  • Unfortunately, there is no simple setting to fully revert patterns back to the old behavior.

    A practical workaround is to detach the pattern immediately after inserting it. That converts it into normal editable blocks, so later edits will not affect other places where the same pattern was used.

    For existing synced patterns, open the page, select the pattern, use the pattern/block options, and choose Detach or Detach pattern. After that, edit it normally.

    If you want this behavior changed globally, the best place is the Requests and Feedback forum, as Jiar mentioned, because this is now part of how WordPress handles synced patterns.

    This looks like the plugin is generating an automatic excerpt and stripping the paragraph/line break formatting.

    The cleanest fix is to add a manual excerpt to the post and let The Post Grid use that instead of auto-generating the excerpt.

    Example:

    Length: 33 feet<br>Beam: 11.42 feet<br>Location: Lake Champlain, USA<br>Price: 660000

    Then check The Post Grid settings and make sure it is using the custom/manual excerpt.

    If <br> is still stripped there, then it is likely a plugin limitation and may need a small custom filter or support from The Post Grid team.

    right now its looking okay. I think issue is solved

    Hi martaki I opened your link and it showed a blank white page on my side too. That alone does not tell us what caused it so I would not blame the update yet

    Does the login page also go blank or do you get an error there?

    Since you cannot access the dashboard ask your hosting support to check the PHP error log while opening the site. Also ask them to confirm whether the automatic update completed properly

    Ask them to save a backup of the current files and database before making changes. If they find an error you can share the relevant message here with private details removed. That will help find the actual problem insted of guessing

    For the calendar issue it would help to explain which link you click and where you expected it to go. A page opening normally does not necessarily mean it is showing the right event

    When posting in The Events Calendar support forum as threadi suggested include those steps and a screenshot showing the wrong date or link. The timing alone does not confirm that adding the Calendly link caused the critical error

    Also let your admin know to ask GoDaddy to investigate the missing WordPress emails separately.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Updating to 7.1.2

    Hi Ron since you mentioned you are not very technical I would ask your hosting support to help before replacing any files yourself

    Ask them to take a backup of both the files and database and check why the automatic update failed. The message you shared does not show the actual cause

    If you can still access your dashboard go to Dashboard then Updates and try the update again after the backup. If it fails copy the full error shown there and share it here.

    That should help narrow it down insted of trying fixes blindly

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: WP JSON 401 errors

    Glad you found what was causing the 401 errors. Has the CPU usage settled after changing that setting or is it still spiking?

    One thing I would be careful with is blocking everything under /wp-json/ because the WordPress editor and some plugins need it. WordPress also warns against disabling the REST API

    If the CPU spikes are still there ask your host to compare the request logs with the exact spike times. That should help confirm which requests are actualy causing the load. Then target that traffic insted of blocking normal requests too

    The 401 messages stopping would confirm that part is fixed but not necessarily the CPU issue

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