dragonauta

Thanks Esmi
Maybe I missed some info when writing my previous post.

– I installed wordpress into a “wordpress” folder inside my root,
– login to wordpress
– installed a theme (didn’t ask me for ftp)
– installed some plugins (didn’t ask me for ftp)
– changed .htaccess to hide “wordpress” folder from URL.
then can’t install nor upgrade. It asks for FTP credentials.

I have a VPS. Using parallels plesk.
although I do not manage this server (don’t have a root account), I talked to the Manager and said He had not changed anything at all on the server.

Permissions are right, never touched
That’s what seems really odd.

Some time ago, I confronted a shared hosting that had several issues with permissions (I had to put 777 to any folder if I had to edit/install/upgrade)
But this is not that case.

Everything worked out-of-the-box, changed htaccess and ‘puf’…
Will try to roll back my htaccess to default and see if works again.

Hi john_unlimited

You have to use correct classes.
If you use Mozilla Firefox you can use the Inspector Tool (Chrome has too but different name).
In FF you can access Inspector with Control+Shift+I

Just navigate to slider and will see that, by example
slider title is a span with class=”panel-title”
featured image is a div class=”promo_slider_background_image”

Hope this help you

thank you @esmi

Exactly same issue here, but I discovered something really odd.

If I use e-mails from generic domains, like hotmail,gmail or yahoo the green message appears but never receive the confirmation.

If I use an e-mail address of my own domain (itparana.com.ar) I get every confirmation.

I explored logs of my hosting but I couldn’t find anything usefull. Also I’m limited on what logs I can see

Reply for myself.
The function that shows List posts has a “limit” of 3.
So when I posted 4 entries, the first one appeared.

I added core/includes/wp/shortcodes.php to my child theme
and edited cc_list_posts function.
Found
$args['offset'] = 3;
at line 392 and replaced 3 with 0.
Solved