Dave

Yes, cool. Good luck with it!

Interesting question. I see what you mean with all the different colors. Not sure if there’s a WordPress plugin that could help you with this. But maybe if you clone/duplicate a post that gives you a starting point that’s quicker and easier to work from?

Also, you might use a clipboard manager on your computer maybe? If you work in the text editor, you could copy/paste different sections of formatted text into a notepad document. Each on their own line. Something like this (from your example page):

<mark style="background-color:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)" class="has-inline-color has-nv-c-2-color">Die</mark>

<mark style="background-color:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)" class="has-inline-color has-neve-link-hover-color-color">Haushalt</mark>

<mark style="background-color:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)" class="has-inline-color has-custom-4-color">w?scht</mark>

…etc.

Then when you start working on your page/post, you could first copy into your clipboard manager these different styles. And whenever you need them, quickly paste them from your clipboard and adjust the text.

You might be able to speed this up more with something like autohotkey.

I hope this helps ??

That does sound like a caching issue. You say you cleared the cache, but there are different levels of caching, that all may need to clear.

Here are the types of cache you may need to clear and how:

• Browser cache – check in a private / incognito window
• WordPress plugin cache – check their documentation on how to clear; normally there’s a button somewhere
• Hosting cache – some hosts have their own caching layers (Kinsta, WP-Engine, etc.) – check with your host how to clear
• Content Delivery Network (CDN such as Cloudflare – login to your account with them and manually clear their cache

I hope this helps you.

Good luck!

Hi Rick,

It sounds like you’ve already been through the steps of excluding a plugin conflict or a caching issue. But from what you describe it’s not clear to me if you can exclude the theme (or your child-theme) yet as being the problem. Have you tried switching to the parent theme only, or one of the default themes?

Also, you might try adding some content to the excerpt of a couple of you latest posts for testing, to tsee if that makes any difference?

You could create a duplicate of your site on a subdomain for testing with the duplicator plugin if you don’t want to try this on your live site.

I hope that helps you in some way.

Good luck!

Dave

Thank you Jordan, that makes sense. Will try this.

I think you’ll be able to achieve what you have in mind by creating a front-page.php template for your frontpage and possibly also adjusting the index.php template for your paginated pages.

You’ll find more information about this in the WordPress template hierarchy.

I hope that helps get you in the right direction…

I’m not sure such a function exists, but you might be able to create it by combining a set of template tags.

Template tags are used within themes to?retrieve content from your database, and here is a list of all template tags within WordPress.

Below is a very rough and incomplete idea of what this might look like:

function get_full_template_content() {
		
	$title = get_the_title();
	$content = $content = get_the_content();
	// add more until you have a ll the data you want
	
	// Construct an array to return all the information
    $post_data = array(
        'title' => $title,
        'content' => $content,
    );

    return $post_data;
	
}

This code wouldn’t work, but just to give an idea of where you might start. It would need expanding and putting in the right place. I hope that helps get you in the right direction…

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Hi again,

I looked at the code and corrected the syntax error. The issue with the code on line 83 was caused by an extra comma at the end of the printf() function call.

To resolve it, I removed the comma after wp_create_nonce(), which brought the site back up.

I hope you can add this correction to the next plugin update.

Many thanks ??

Are you using a plugin to switch the language? If yes, which one?

Hi Josep,

Which plugins have you tested already?

Depending on your theme I think you might be able to put HTML code in there. So then you could do something like this:

Normal text <a href="https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/links-in-theme-optimiser/">linktext</a> more normal text

Replace the link between quotation marks “” with your own link.

I hope this helps. Good luck!

I’m not sure if there is a plugin that can do that (although there may be; someone else may know). But perhaps there’s also a different way.

How about if you have an overview page that displays the study certificates each user has earned (it would be on a page private to them, so I’m assuming you’re using some kind of membership plugin for that). Then they could simply look through the certificates and find the one they need to download. Or if there are many, they could use their browser’s built in search functionality (CTRL + F) to find it.

I hope that helps.

You could maybe try with a different duplicate plugin to eliminate that the issue is caused by that? The Admin and Site Enhancements plugin is a little gem that has duplicate functionality built in. I’ve used it for exactly the scenario you describe without any issue.

Also, I’ve had weird behaviour with the languages when duplicating posts and pages that had been trashed before or had their URLs in use in the past for something else (like an image with the same name). So you could check to see if that plays a role in your case.

I would also try resaving permalinks.

And how about other plugins? Do you have any redirect plugins? Have you tried switching everything else off to see if the issue stays?

I hope this gives you some pointers.

Good luck!

Yes, I think so too. I just had a quick look. If I add “max-width: 100%;” to line 1387 of the admin-page.css file, the issue goes away for me.

@media (max-width: 1440px)
.asenha-body, .asenha-settings, .asenha-footer {
    width: 1176px;
    max-width: 100%; // Added this
}

Thank you ????