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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Empty pagesHi @danielsteel, this is likely a plugin or theme compatibility issue.
Try deactivating all your plugins and see if the editor loads. If it does, reactivate them one by one to find the culprit. If that doesn’t help, you can also try switching to a default WordPress theme temporarily.
V7.0 only just dropped yesterday, so for sure some plugins and themes haven’t been updated for compatibility yet. I think it’s also worth rolling back to your previous version as an option for now, while things stabilize.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 400 Bad RequestHi @foodaffairs,
Another angle to look at, the 400 error with “request header field exceeds server limit” almost always means an oversized cookie, may be not cache or extensions.
I noticed you cleared everything in Chrome’s Application tab, that may have included cookies, but you may try this more targeted approach:
Go to chrome://settings/cookies → search for your domain → delete everything there specifically. Then try logging in fresh.A few more things to try (if you haven’t yet):
Test on a different device and network
Phone on mobile data (not home WiFi) is ideal. If it works there, the issue is tied to something stored on your usual devices or network.If clearing cookies doesn’t fix it permanently, contact your host your site and tell them you’re getting a “Size of a request header field exceeds server limit” error. They can raise the LimitRequestFieldSize value, should be a quick config change for them.
And yeah, like what @wpmudev-support7 said, check for a caching or security plugin. W3 Total Cache is there, try deactivating them temporarily. Some plugins write heavily to cookies and could be causing the bloat.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error on website, unable to load admin panelHey @leafonthewind, Not a hack, this looks like a compatibility issue between the Avada theme and the Fusion Builder plugin. The fatal error means one got updated without the other, and they’re now out of sync.
WordPress already sent you a recovery mode link in that email. Use that to get into your dashboard without needing FTP or anything complicated. Once you’re in, update both Avada and Fusion Builder at the same time and that should clear it.
If the recovery link has expired, I believe WordPress will send a fresh one the next time someone visits your site and triggers the error again.
For the UpdraftPlus backups, I think it’s worth worth double checking that a remote destination, like Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. was configured, not just the plugin installed. The plugin needs that set up to actually store backups offsite.
For the most accurate fix specific to your Avada version, I’d also recommend posting in the ThemeFusion support forum, they’ll know the exact compatibility details for sure.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: problem displaying mobile version websiteThis kind of thing usually happens when something updated automatically in the background, plugins, your theme, or WordPress itself and it throws the mobile layout off. Have you tried clearing cache?