Hi @grogwort,
Thanks for that info. The issue is specifically with the Divi theme. I can repeat the issue on my end.
However unfortunately in this case, this is a matter of Divi encroaching on our plugin as oppose to the other way around. I don’t have the resources to find out what part of the Divi theme is preventing our plugin from working, so I advise contacting them.
But I suspect the issue has to do with one of their javascript files being ran on the plugin settings page. They have 4 scripts running on our settings page! Any good developer knows that you should only run scripts when they are needed. wp_enqueue_scripts: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/hooks/wp_enqueue_scripts/ has a hook argument just for that so you only load your scripts when they are needed. If you have 4 script files running all over WordPress then one can expect it will cause issues for various plugins.
From my testing though, the issue seems to have to do with restoring buttons on the toolbar edit page, so as long as you don’t press them you should be ok. And keep in mind you can go to the “Manage Settings” area of our plugin and delete just the toolbar settings, so that is one way you can still start fresh and then make the necessary edits back on the toolbar edit page, without having to press those buttons.
Whilst I appreciate that it comes off as self promotion, I would also encourage you to check out the pro version: https://northernbeacheswebsites.com.au/custom-admin-interface-pro/ as this doesn’t run into this issue because of the inherit way it works. That is, the pro version doesn’t even have those buttons because the pro version enables you to have multiple toolbars, and by just creating a new custom toolbar is how you reset to normal, and the revision history of the custom toolbar, enables you to restore to any previous version.
Thanks,
