dwhisenhunt

I feel your pain. As a stop gap measure I was able to retain an older version of the plugin – I used WP Engine to stop Redux from pushing its updates to my site even though I turned off the auto-update feature – and I’m currently talking to a developer to try and figure out my next move. Unfortunately, Redux is not something you can just pull out and replace. My developer who did my old redesign used it, not me. It’s a huge mess and it’s probably going to cost me several hundred dollars to fix.

I don’t know why this says it was resolved. I have my devs looking at this. The old version seems to be hanging on, but I’ve had to block Redux updates to keep it from taking my site down. I’ll keep y’all posted on what the devs say.

It is a Redux issue. The plugin update breaks stuff. When I revert to the old version – the one y’all published after the last issue – it breaks everything again.

That’s fine. I’ve said my piece.

Wordpress knows if they force Gutenberg on us, we’re going to flee. Gutenberg might be better for SOME people but not all.

Kev, this solution worked. Thank you sir

Yeah, we are never going to change from the classic editor. We’ll fully abandon WP before we do that.

Gah it pushed out the update again.

I use WP Engine as my host and they create multiple restore points, so I just restored it to an older version.

Thankfully it’s not pushing the update on me today. I’m just gonna sit tight until there’s a solution.

I thankfully did not have to deactivate after I reverted as that would break my site (removing all the ads, which I need to make money).

Here’s hoping there’s a fix soon.