bacciotti

Hi @leemcking

I am very sorry but without seeing the admin panel it takes more difficult for me.

I strongly suggest you to open a support ticket with your hosting provider, maybe it is something about php.ini, nameservers or htaccess.

I believe sticky post feature is only for “the loop”. If your custom page executes the loop it should work.

The Loop is PHP code used by WordPress to display posts. Using The Loop, WordPress processes each post to be displayed on the current page, and formats it according to how it matches specified criteria within The Loop tags. Any HTML or PHP code in the Loop will be processed on each post.

Did you try to edit the menu? Maybe some update (saving without change) could solve.

Sure, but I think you should select the right class selector if it dont work, ok? Because without coding with the personalize opened is more difficult for me:

.elementor-1165 {
  display: none !important;
}

I saw the issue here. Really, all the pages are the same.

On the page editor it looks like different? Have you tried edit something on any page and update and check if it works?

I’ve been reading something about your issue and I am going to post it here, maybe can help you (I suggest you to make a backup before):

1) Add this code in yout wp-config.php:
Define(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’, ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/’);

2) Another possible solution for your WordPress plugin update failing is to change the permission of the “upgrade” directory to 777.

3) Have your disk space enough?

I hope it helps.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by bacciotti.

I’ve read a post (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/sticky-post-not-sticking-to-the-front-page/).

Attention to this comment:
(...) that is sticky on the blog page. If you have blog page as front page, then the sticky post should be sticky in the top of that page.

Maybe it should help you.

Hum, I think I did not understand your issue. Are you saying you are having problem with your menu links (on the fronted, the visible part of your site) or on Dashboard (administration part)?

I say this because I entered your website and clicked on top menu links and it seemed ok for me.

Have you tried check if the problem persists in other browser/network/anonymous?

I put a “display:none” in some elements of your page using CSS and it disappeared, check the print: https://imgur.com/a/WX9WYhP

I guess it is really a Elementor section issue. Try to clicking/selecting them on the editor mode and press delete.

I’ve checked the CSS and it seems to my it is about a Elementor issue. Have you tried access and edit the page with elementor and check?

Hum, ok.

And the “Memory limit” on wp-config.php (and php.ini) are 256M or higher? Maybe the high process should cause CPU issues and stop updating.

Another idea is reinstall the WordPress core, but I can’t rely this is solve your problem.

Hi @kfutter

Probaly is a hosting issue, indeed. But have you checked the wp-content/plugins permissions?

Hi @naveenparmuwal

Did you tried disable the plugins and check again?

Hi @leemcking !

Have you tried updating your permalinks (Settings -> Permalinks, click Save without changing)?

Hey @mmcytech ,

check if in the bootom of message there is a “Unsubscribe” link and click it.