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Thanks for getting back so quickly Joachim!

I’m using a plugin called CPT-onomies (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cpt-onomies/) to create the lead authors. Basically this is an industry news site with multiple authors on many articles, not quite academic papers, but in many cases there are 2 or more authors. CPT-onomies allows me to create CPT’s that behave more like taxonomies, providing native archives, etc.

I swapped out the code you provided, and that has fixed the problem!

This is very odd because I tested all of these updates on my development site before updating the live production site, and did not have this issue. There were some issues between CPT-onomies and WordPress 4.6 that caused problems with the terms being pulled from the tables, in my case, author names were replaced by random tags, but the plugin author just released an update a few days ago.

In any case, this fix has solved the issue. Is this something that will be issued as a general fix, or should I keep a copy of this on-hand to replace for future updates on my own sites?

Just installed the update, and all is working flawlessly (once again) for me on WP 4.6.1.

I don’t have a fix, I had to roll back the WP update to get things back to normal. Waiting for an update to CPT-onomies in the meantime.

My mistake. I was making adjustments in the wrong sidebar.

Looks like this has been addressed in the update to Version 2.0.4. Thanks Boston!

@tcorder – Are you in Accessibility Mode on the widget page? I’ve found that the option tabs in UPW are greyed out as you described in Accessibility Mode, but work fine if you disable it.

On the Widget Page, click the screen Options tab at the top of the page, and disable Accessibility if it’s enabled. You should be able to go down to your sidebar with UPW in it, and the tabs should work.

Hope that solves it for you. Not sure if it’s the same issue for you @eoolh

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Sounds like you’ll have to hunt through your plugins, disabling them one-by-one to see which one is causing the problem. That’s how I found the Jetpack conflict. It’s a slow process, but the only way I know of to find the problem.

If you don’t find the one causing the problem, you’ll have to try and contact the Co-Authors Plus authors to see if they have any suggestions. They seem to be a little more active on Github than here.

Wish I had an answer for you.

Actually, after even more digging, I found that after removing the Jetpack plugin, I can run both Co-Authors Plus and WordPress SEO. Since I’m not using most of Jetpack’s functions, removing it solves the problem for me, and allows me to keep using Co-Authors Plus and WordPress SEO.

You are my favorite person on the internet right now. Thanks for this!!

Upon further tinkering, the problem seems to be a conflict between Co-Authors Plus and WordPress SEO plugin from Yoast.