Birgit Pauli-Haack

Hi there,

That’s quite a big question, and is much, much bigger than WordPress software.

Google might be your friend here, a keyword phrase on “SEO Google answers” should yield quite a few links to pursue, at least for the Google entities.

Getting your lists into Siri your Google search phrase could be “How to get my site to Siri” should get your started…

I have not seen any plugins that you can install to get this magically happen (yet) but maybe someone else from the community has additional ideas…

Thanks for your prompt response and for confirming the nature of the bug.
I will wait patiently for an update and see if your suggested workaround can apply.

Good luck with bug squashing ??

Sorry for the duplicate

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Birgit Pauli-Haack.

That’s odd. I was using Google Chrome browser.
Here is the little video with Firefox. Same thing
It looks more like a design issue than a browser issue.
https://recordit.co/Frj95Hp4Tn

NOTE THIS ISSUE IS NOT SOLVED

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

There is a unwritten rule “Don’t change WordPress core”. You changes would be overwritten with the next WordPress update.

You probably would need to create a custom plugin in order to do that. The plugin developer handbook will give you great information on getting started.
https://developer.www.ads-software.com/plugins/

You might even find a plugin that’s aready in the plugins repository
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins

Good luck

Sorry, to say but we can’t troubleshoot Google Adsense issues on WordPress forums. I am sure the people in the “Google Adsense community” forum will be glad ot assist with concrete information. The email you received will list the individual issus that would be a good starting point to ask your questions there. Use the words “Google AdSense Commnity”for your google search and you will find it immediately

I think that would be quite a helpful feature and I posted a github issue on the repository.

@smallbizgeek in the meantime if you place your cursor at the beginning of your paragraph and type 3-pound signs (###) and a space, the block converts directly to an H3 heading block.

Thanks, Danny. That was quick!

Hi there. Did you try to deactivate the W3 Total Cache and see if the site recovers?

Bummer.

Do you have the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin installed? It’s the companion to the Site Health features.
In “Troubleshooting Mode” it allows you to disable all plugins and your theme only for the logged in administrator. The public facing site is still intact.

This gives you a ‘quasi’ clean install of WordPress core and one default theme.
Try again to edit your post. If it works, then you can activate your theme and test it again. Then activate one plugin at a time, until you find the culprit.

This eliminates any plugin conflict and narrows down the discovery process…

Once it happens again, you can also go the the Browser Console an look at the full error message there, sometime they come with additional information.
In Chrome you can go to 3-dot menu on the top of the window on the right side. Select More Tools and Developer Tools.
Look at the Console Tab.

Hi Tim,
I sometimes get the message, when I leave my computer with a post open on the editing screen, then come back, make changes and then try to “Update” –
When I click on the big W and try to access other places of the WP Admin, it turns out that my session timed out and I need to log in again.

I am aware that is sounds wonky. It’s just a hunch…

What were you trying to do exactly, that triggered the message?

Are you the siteadmin? If yes, what did you find in your inbox? If not can you please contact the siteadmin?

We would need the specific error message to help you.

There is a plugin in the repository complimenting the Site Health feature.
Health Check and Troubleshooting
The plugin lets you disable plugins and themes in one click (enable Troubleshooting mode) and that happens only for the side admin session. The public facing website stays intact.
Once all the plugins are deactivated and your theme rolled back to one of the default theme, test again if you can update posts.
It probably works. Next steps is to enable your Themes and see if it breaks the functionality. If it still works, it’s probably a plugin that interferes with the feature.
You can enable one plugin at a time and test this action again, until you find the plugin that breaks it.

That’ll help you narrow it down.
Good luck!

@behsafa Thanks for bringing it to our attention! It’s now fixed.

Hi there @johnraso Thank you so much for letting us know about the quirk.
You were probably looking for this quiz.

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Unless I misunderstood, I only see the links to the page that stirred you wrong.
Could you do me a favor and post the link, where you expected the quiz to show-up?