It could just be aggressive caching to be honest. Try loading the page with ?nocache at the end of the URL. If it loads as expected and you’re using a caching plugin or a reverse proxy etc., flush it and clear your browser cache and cookies.
Hey bkhan110,
This would be better directed at https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/elementor/
Cheers,
Dec
Hey tobias1505,
I’m a little uncertain of what you’re trying to achieve. Here’s my edit post page in an (almost) native WordPress install:
If you’d like to add an image inline in the body of the post, you’d use a block like the image one highlighted in the top left or if you’d like to add a featured image, you’d edit the document settings on the right.
Note: Your edit post page *might* look different to this if you have added a custom editor or are using a page builder plugin, and in that case you’re best avenue of support would be to contact the plugin/theme developer directly!
Cheers,
Dec
Hi sluzss,
It’s most likely the new plugin causing an issue which should be apparent from the servers error.log. If it is, the best thing to do is probably to toggle the plugin you just installed from the server. There are a few ways to do it:
1) WP-CLI: login via SSH and use the command ‘wp plugin deactivate $plugin_slug’
2) Login via (S)FTP and remove the plugin directory for /wp-content/plugins/. You can just delete or put it somewhere else (I usually move it to the user directory personally).
3) Edit the “active_plugins” option from you $prefix_options table in the WP db. You’ll find a list of active plugins, just delete the one you installed from that list.
Once the plugin is inactive, you should be able to login again as normal.
Cheers,
Dec
