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Hi @magoose2021 ,

Do the images display again when you re-activate the Smush plugin?

Hi @twd ,

They are the same, I guess.

That said, according to WordPress coding standards, it should be shop_staff.
For example, the “Shop Manager” role is saved as “shop_manager” in the database.

Hope it makes sense to you.

Hi @mgirza90 ,

The simplest way to achieve it is to check the page’s revisions (https://nimb.ws/O3DUGE).

Another option is using a user activity log plugin such as Simple History.

Hope it helps.

Hi @eakyildirim ,

It looks like you’re using WordPress in the IIS server and the images are broken due to 500 URL Rewrite Module Error (https://nimb.ws/rFY2Tm).

After doing some research, I found that it might be a problem with folder permission.
You need to grant “modify” permissions to both IUSR and {servername}\IIS_IUSRS user accounts on the Windows\Temp folder.

Please refer to this article for more information: https://www.amixa.com/blog/2011/04/29/iis-wordpress-images-500-error/

Hope it helps.

Hi @faiqa955 ,

You might need to use Export media with selected content plugin.

Please refer to this article for more information: https://whiteleydesigns.com/move-wordpress-blog-posts-featured-images/

Hope it helps.

Hi @vishalseo1211 ,

Might I know how you created web stories? Do you use any plugins?

Do you get any error messages, by the way?

Hi @maitredamdam ,

You might consider using a child theme or add the code snippet via a plugin such as Code Snippets.

Hope it helps.

Hi @veganadvocate ,

It might be a cache caching issue. I found that your page is cached with Supper Cache at the moment.
Could you please try to clear the cache and check it again?

Btw, how did you edit the images? e.g. from the media library or editor page?

Let me know more about the issue so that I can help you better.

Hi @xionell ,

Do you use any theme or plugin to display the gallery?

Could you send a sample page URL to take a look at?
I believe we can modify it with some custom CSS.

Look forward to your reply.

Hi @anbad2 ,

Yes, it’s possible with google drive. To do so, simply follow the steps below:

1. Upload image to Google Drive and get it shared link, e.g. //drive.google.com/file/d/13fsuM8xB30F5OuqZHLEhqKIXNXMzL_re/view?usp=sharing
2. Replace file/d/ into uc?id=, your shared link should be like //drive.google.com/uc?id=13fsuM8xB30F5OuqZHLEhqKIXNXMzL_re
3. Insert the file URL into content
4. To update the file on Google Drive, right-click on it and choose Manage version, then Upload the new version
5. The image’s new version will be shown on your WordPress content autmatically as a result

Let me know if it works for you.

Hi Matthew,

Let’s say you have 2 pages: A and B. Your users can access post C from either page A or page B, right? In this case, you might need to check the referrer URLs to determine if the user has access to post C from page A or B and then display the content accordingly.

Could you send a sample page URL to take a look at?

Hi @itigilb ,

To assist you better, might I know:

• What are your old and new site URLs?
• Which searches do you refer to?

Look forward to your reply.

Hi @fskhan619 ,

I have tried to set up a similar environment but can’t reproduce the issue.
It looks like a problem with your .htaccess rules.

Could you please provide us the .htaccess file’s content on both the main site and sub site so that I can take a look?

HI @accueilenchemin ,

As you’re a premium user, you should contact the Ninjaforms team for better assistance.

By the way, it looks like you have set up to hide the Submit button until users check the “Cochez cette case pour accepter” box. It’s better to display the button by default, so that you can avoid any confusion or technical issue.

Hope it helps.

Hi @directaxicanarias ,

This string “Repuestos nuevos y usados de la marca ” is displayed in content with H1 tag.

https://ibb.co/v3zFmrb

I believe you can ignore this error or change it to H2 if you wish.

Hope it helps.