6hiflush

Thank you Steven for the quick reply.

It seems odd to me that I would need to register a sidebar for something that will appear in the footer. But if that is what I need to do, then I will.

However, before I go that route, could I ask a follow up question? Is it not possible to simply insert some PHP directly in my new footer – something like this:

<div class=”newFooter”>
<? include = ‘path/some-widget-code.php’; ?>
</div>

Thanks again,

Chris

Sorry, I can’t remember. I am fairly new to WordPress. I installed many plugins while experimenting with various features. I suggest doing what they say in the video: disable ONE plugin and check if that solved the problem. If it didn’t, re-enable that plugin and move on to the next one. It really only took about 5 minutes.

Solved. Deactivated all plug-ins. That restored the Quick Edit functionality. Then I went back and re-activated each plug-in one at a time. Each time, I checked to see if the problem was fixed. Eventually I came across one plug-in that was causing the problem. I use the Astra theme, and they have a tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWEnKnzwc0U