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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: After automatic updating to 6.9 Deprecated: Function WP_DependenciesGreat that you got it sorted! Just a follow-up in case anyone else hits this: The WP_Dependencies deprecation warning typically appears when themes or plugins are written for older WordPress versions. Sometimes the issue appears because:
- A plugin or theme hasn’t been updated since WP 5.x and uses deprecated code
- You have an old custom code snippet using WP_Dependencies directly
If the warning comes back in future, updating Kalidasa theme might fix it. You can also check the debug.log in /wp-content/ to see exactly which plugin/theme is causing it.
Thanks for sharing the solution!
Since this happened after the WP 6.9 update, here are a few more things to try:
- Check if it’s an Eduma theme issue: Try switching to a default theme temporarily to see if images load. If they do, it’s likely an Eduma CSS or compatibility problem.
- Flush your image cache: Go to Settings → Media, then check if image sizes need to be regenerated. Use a plugin like “Regenerate Thumbnails” to reset all image sizes.
- Check file permissions: Make sure /wp-content/uploads folder has correct permissions (usually 755)
- Check .htaccess: Sometimes WP 6.9 changes need .htaccess rules updated. Try temporarily disabling it to test.
- Contact Eduma/Learnpress support: Since this is a specific plugin/theme combo, they may have known compatibility issues with WP 6.9.
Let us know what you find and we can dig deeper!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: V 6.9 Block Alignment is brokenOne more thing to try: Sometimes CSS caching issues can cause block layout problems. Try these quick fixes:
- Deactivate all non-essential plugins except CoBlocks temporarily to see if a plugin conflict is causing it
- Switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four) to test if it’s a theme CSS issue
- Clear your browser cache and hard refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R or Cmd+Shift+R)
If those don’t work, it’s likely a CoBlocks issue as threadi mentioned. Update the plugin or contact their support. Let us know what you find!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: haproxy problem accessing wp-adminHi there,
The issue is likely that WordPress needs to recognize the correct URL in wp-options. Try these:
- Go to wp-config.php and add:
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://wp.mywordpress.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://wp.mywordpress.com’); - Or via database: Update wp_options table:
siteurl = https://wp.mywordpress.com
home = https://wp.mywordpress.com - Make sure haproxy is forwarding the Host header correctly. Add to haproxy:
reqadd X-Forwarded-Proto: https
reqadd X-Forwarded-Host: wp.mywordpress.com
This tells WordPress the external URL when accessed through the proxy. Give these a try!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Update website Contact InformationHi Garion,
You can update contact info in a few places:
- Settings → General – for site-level info
- Check your theme settings – many business themes have custom fields for address, phone, email
- Create a Contact page with a form plugin like WPForms
- Look for a Business Info plugin in the plugins directory
What theme are you using? That’ll help pinpoint the exact location. Feel free to reply with your theme name and I can give more specific directions!