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  • Yep.. That is definitely a theme on the WordPress repository. Sorry for the confusion 🙂

    Now, HERE is where I would ask your question. They are in the best position to assist you with the issue.

    Thanks for your patience.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Ahhh… 1000 apologies. I just this morning got back into my plugins. My email is bloated with 300+ messages. I’ve been away for about a month. It’s going to take me a week or so to get caught up on everything.

    Also, unfortunately I can’t help you here (but I think you already knew that). So please send me an email again, link to this thread, and I’ll make sure it goes to the top of the list.

    In the meantime, you may want to try resetting the plugin options (database tab).

    Looking forward to continuing this via email. Thanks! 🙂

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Are you using WP Edit Pro, or the free version?

    how do you define a premium theme? I haven’t bought this, I just installed and activated it.

    Hmm.. perhaps I Googled the incorrect theme.

    Yes, let me clarify (and perhaps re-word my last response). We the community can access any plugins/themes that are hosted on the WordPress.org repositories. A plugin or theme must undergo a fairly rigorous inspection before being added to the WordPress repositories. In this sense, we can pretty much assume the plugin or theme is using WordPress best coding practices, and we are more likely to download it and play around to see if we can replicate the issue.

    Now, plugins and themes that are NOT located on the WordPress repositories are not subjected to this additional testing by WordPress. Depending on the source (reputation, etc); it may be more “risky” to download and install.

    Lastly, premium plugins and themes must be purchased. And obviously no one is going to purchase a theme or plugin solely to help with troubleshooting (sorry, just the cold hard truth).

    So yes, after further examination.. I do see they offer a FREE download of the Boston theme. However, since it it hosted outside the WordPress repositories, it is almost certain you will get better support by contacting them directly.

    Since it is a premium theme; there is nothing more we can do here. We do not have access to premium themes.

    However, I would suggest contacting the theme authors directly and see if they are aware of the issue. I believe THIS is the contact form you would need to use.

    I might also post a link to this thread in your topic; so they can see you already ruled out a plugin conflict.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello. I apologize for the inconvenience.

    I just now tested WP Edit with a vanilla installation of WordPress (no other plugins with the 2016 theme); and WP Edit is working as expected.

    Perhaps there is another plugin that is causing the conflict. Unfortunately, the only way to test is to temporarily deactivate all other plugins and see if the issue persists.

    Also, if you open your browser console and view the debug log; that information could be useful. You can copy/paste any errors here in this forum. HERE is the link on how to use the browser console.

    Hello,

    I would suggest first disabling all your plugins. Then, see if the read more tag works. If it does, the problem is in one of your pugins; and you can begin reactivating a few at a time (checking to see if read more breaks again). Eventually, (if it is a plugin conflict) you’ll figure out which plugin is causing the trouble.

    If when you deactivate ALL plugins the read more is still not working; you may want to try switching to the default 2016 theme. Again, check to see if the read more is working. If it is, the issue is with your “other” theme. If it is still not working (with ALL plugins deactivated and switched to the default 2016 theme) then something else entirely is happening.

    Let us know how it goes.

    Try making sure your MAPM apache and mysql are running. You probably just have to start MAMP first.

    I don’t use MAMP (I use XAMPP); but I know the XAMPP modules have to be started (in a little control panel) before the sites will load locally.

    The MAMP program probably shuts down each time you turn off the laptop… and isn’t set to autostart (so it doesn’t get loaded until you do it manually).

    Hope this helps.

    Basically, when you switch your site to SSL… you are making sure all content is served from an https protocol. Anything served from an http protocol will result in the famous “mixed content” message.

    So.. any images, form redirections, or other non-static resources need to be called with an https protocol.

    What does this involve? Well, it depends on what theme/plugins you are using, and also your intent. Here are some simple steps to get you started.

    1) Change the site address from http to https in the admin settings page.
    2) Open the database, and find any instances of “http” and change them to “https”.
    3) On all posts/pages that use images.. you’ll want to change the image source from http to https.

    After those steps.. browse each page/post of your site looking for the “mixed content” warning. If any appear, then you know where to look to fix the protocol.

    Good Luck 🙂

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello, I am terribly sorry for my delay.

    Did you get this working properly? My first guess would be another plugin might be conflicting (if it offers column shortcodes as well). If it is not another plugin; then perhaps there is some custom CSS that implements columns, that may be conflicting.

    Please let me know if this is still an issue for you. Thanks.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello, I am terribly sorry for my delay.

    The free version does not support uploading of custom fonts. This feature is only available in the Pro version of WP Edit.

    Please let me know if I may be of any further assistance.

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi there, very sorry for my delay.

    In programming a plugin; simply using the `wp_editor()’ function (with appropriate arguments) will create an editor instance.

    Please give the WordPress Codex page on WP Editor a view.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WP Edit] Revisions
    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi Robin,

    I’m very sorry for my delay. Did you make any progress with this situation?

    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hello @oldtrog.

    I am very sorry for my delay. I appreciate you taking the time to report this issue. This is the first I have heard; and I will investigate immediately.

    It does appear the code is correct; so not sure why that is happening. I’ll post my results asap.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WP Edit] not a techy
    Plugin Author Josh

    (@josh401)

    Hi @mbachia. I apologize for my delay.

    If you happen to make your way back to this thread; please let me know how things are currently working for you. Thanks!

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