doug_meyer

Hi, I’m not using a caching plugin. I am using the customization features that I think are considered a child theme, since I have to select it in the theme management section of the WordPress admin area. Is there a way to refresh that custom child theme without losing the customizations?

Thanks,
Doug

Hi Ben,

I updated the theme as you suggested and that fixed the problem.

However now my navigation menu shows a small box instead of the “drop-down” arrow that was shown with the old version. Can you take a look at the website and give me any suggestions on fixing that issue? The strange box is at the right of the menu items with another level (e.g., “About the BBSAI”.) Here’s the home page:

https://www.blackbellysheep.org/

Thanks,
Doug

Hi Ben, thanks for the reply. However the error prevents me from logging in to the admin area so I can’t update the theme as you suggest. Can you recommend an easy way to update the theme in this situation?

By the way, I’m running this website on my own leased server and I have not upgraded the PHP version on it. Is the Cele theme somehow running a segment of PHP on some other server as a part of the startup?

Thanks,
Doug

Hi, I was having this same problem and found by trial and error that if I checked the “Multi-day event” box on an event, then any events after that one were not shown in the upcoming events widget. As far as I can tell leaving the “Multi-day event” box unchecked doesn’t seem to have any other effect even if the event spans multiple days.

I found the solution to this problem. It was a Mod Security issue. My server support team was able to add some new “whitelist” rules to eliminate the error 500.

Forgot to mention that I’m pasting the text from pastebin into the post edit window in html mode.