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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Can't access plugin on Divi BuilderExcellent news. Thank you very much for the confirmation.; and the very kind words.
Please have a wonderful weekend.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image & Media not uploading after update to 4.2.3.Hi,
I’m fairly certain the update to 4.2.3 included some editor enhancements and code changes. It’s likely you have a plugin or theme option that is not updated.1) Make sure your theme and all plugins are updated.
2) Try manually clearing your browser cache.If that still does not work; you’ll want to deactivate ALL plugins, switch to the default 2015 theme, and manually clear your browser cache again.
At this point; it should work properly.
Reactivate your theme; and check if it is still working properly. If yes, continue. If not, it’s your theme.
Begin reactivating plugins, a few at a time. Go back to see if the media is working. If it is; it’s not one of those plugins. Continue activating plugins; checking to see which one breaks the media upload.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Edit] Wonderful Editor!Thank you. Thank you very much! Really.. thank you 🙂
Please do let me know if you ever have any suggestions for the plugin.
Have a great week/weekend!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Edit] Couldn't make it work on the newest versionHello, and thank you for reaching out for support.
Unfortunately, I don’t have much information to make an educated guess of what could be the issue.
What happens exactly when you activate the plugin? What is it exactly that is not working? Are you receiving any error or warning messages?
The more feedback you can provide; the better I can be at offering a solution.
Thank you.
(Thanks Jan)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] I can't see the buttons in the editorOkay, I’m going to mark this as resolved until I hear otherwise.
Thank you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Can't access plugin on Divi BuilderOkay, I’m going to mark this as resolved until I hear otherwise.
Thank you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Paste as plain text by defaultWow – that’s a very good question.
I guess pasting into the “text” side of the editor would be similar to “paste as plain text”.
I do know the visual editor does some formatting on pasted text. This is because of the numerous people pasting from MSWord. However, it’s still not quite right, I think.
Where are you getting the text you are pasting? Have you tried pasting in the “text” side of the editor?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Support for the PRO versionHello,
I apologize for any confusion and my delay in responding.I cannot offer support for premium products here; but I have responded to your other inquiries on my other support forum.
I’ll see you over there.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Update to WordPress 4.2.2 – Menu ErrorsIn regards to the plugins, the issue occurred directly after updating to the latest WordPress. No other plugins had been installed when the error occured.
I understand. But maybe something changed in WordPress core that one of your plugins have not adapted to, yet. Happens all the time…
In order to determine if it is indeed a WordPress core issue, you’d need to deactivate all plugins and switch to the default 2015 theme anyway.
Do this, then manually clear your browser cache. Now, see if the issue persists.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Transfered Data – Site Not WorkingWell:
1) Did you change your home_url and site_url values?
2) Did you update your wp-config.php file to reflect the new database login details?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Website Spam LinksWell… it’s not quite that simple.
WordPress is a dynamic system; meaning it can “hook” code into most any part of a webpage (or multiple pages).
The “wp_footer()” is a function, used by WordPress. It allows developers to add custom code to the footer section of the website. It can be used for footer columns; a copyright notice; hooking javascript code; or anything else that may appear at the bottom of a webpage.
Now, hackers can also use the “wp_footer()” function to add malicious code to your website.
Instead of looking at your theme page templates; you need to look for a file that doesn’t belong in your site. A file that is using the “wp_footer()” function to add it’s code.
You may also want to read the “My site was hacked” codex article.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Transfered Data – Site Not WorkingPlease read the WordPress Codex article on Moving WordPress. It has a lot of useful information; perhaps you missed one of the steps?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Update to WordPress 4.2.2 – Menu ErrorsNo, the WordPress update shouldn’t affect the CSS.
Have you tried manually clearing/refreshing your browser cache?
Have you tried deactivating ALL plugins and switching to the default 2015 theme (just for testing) to see if the issue persists?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cant De activate a pluginPerhaps you need to clear/refresh your browser cache after deactivating the plugin?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
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