Birgit Pauli-Haack

Probably a plugin conflict, yess.
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Yes, the middle column is a new way to display a list of pages. When you click on a page to edit it the editor will be loaded in full screen most (unless you disabled it.)

I tested with a clean installation of WordPress 6.6 with no other plugins, and I wasn’t able to replicated the display issue from WP-admin/pages vs. Appearance > Editor > Pages

I assume that the error in your template part you mentioned earlier is responsible for the non display in the Site editor.

As you don’t give any other information about your theme, or what your template part looks like. I am bit lost on how to assist you.

If you modified a template part that came with the theme, you can reset it to the original status via

Appearance > Patterns > Template Parts > Edit template part > three-dot-menu > Reset

That would ‘repair’ your template part and make it possible to render the full content of the page in question in the Site editor.

You also mentioned that you renamed the template part, that might also be a reason why the template part renders an error message. You could need to update the template, where the template part is used to the new name of your template part.

I know it’s sounds quite complex. And I will be here to help you, but I would need more information about the template part, the theme and the modification you made on the template part.

@jcblindia You are certainly welcome

@stephunique you are certainly welcome. And you are right, the problem with theme that add functionality to WordPress, that should normally be built into a plugin, so it stays on the site when a theme is changed.

open that same page from the list in Appearance –> Edit –> Pages, it shows a template part error,?

What is the error message of the template part? Can you provide a screenshot of what you are seeing?
It’s a bit difficult to troubleshoot this without more information.

When you look at the page template via
Appearance > Editor > Templates > Page template, can you remove the template part or assign a different template part to the header or footer? You didn’t say which template part this refers to either.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.

Appearance –> Edit –> Pages has changed.

There is now also an annoying new panel between the menu items on the left panel and the display of a page. That just gobbles up screen estate, and cannot be switched off – or can it? (I can;t find where).

You can change the view of the Page list via the layout options:
https://cldup.com/hHzBHflH8d.png

I’ll answer the last question first: You can only rename template parts that were created by you. Once you created the template part, you can then rename it in the editing screen via the 3-dot menu in the sidebar.

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Hi @stephunique

It is possible the feature is added by the Buddyx Theme

When you Install the theme on your site again, it’s like a new theme install, that doesn’t know about your previous association. If you create specific single post and single page templates, those will be automatically assigned.

Hi there, @sergeygabrielyan Are you still having this problem? Or did you eventually figure it out?
If you still need assistance, it would be great to have updated links, for troubleshooting.

Currently, there isn’t a way to remove style variations. On the plugin’s GitHub repo, there is an issue with a similar request you might want to chime in on.

The choices for block editor or classic editor will show up for your Custom post type, when the settings “show_in_rest” is set to true. Could you double-check that it’s the case?
Here is the page with the list of settings for register_post_type() function

HI @jrmora,

The Table of Content block is still a work in progress. There is no timeline available yet for the block to come out of its experimental stage. As the Gutenberg plugin is by design and early testing ground for new features, using it in production has its risks.

Hmm, that’s a bit difficult to troubleshoot from the distance.
You probably know that WordPress is looking for specific templates to assign to posts and page by default.

• A template called single.html would be used by posts
• A template called page.html would be user by pages

Did you create those, and they weren’t assigned as expected from the Add new template choices?

https://cldup.com/usis7QiqTB.png

Or did you create a Custom template?

https://cldup.com/6gsejY-zKk.png