Jason G.

Hi Michelle,

I just logged into the dashboard to re-create the issue (now with the plugin active), and everything appears to display as expected. I tried navigating multiple pages and saw no issues.

If I see the issue again at all, I will try capturing a screenshot or video. Appreciate your time and help! Please feel free to close this ticket.

Jason G.

Yes, that solution will work well. Will make our changes today. Thanks for your help!

Hi David.

I wanted to allow the visitor a way to click anywhere on the entire box element (sitemap design we are using). By default, the user would have to hover right over the word(s) in order to click the hyperlink. Just attempting to make it easier for an online visitor not to miss.

In the meantime, I have found an option to copy the code to allow this. It has been working now. Unless you have any recommendations against doing it that way, we’ll move forward with it.

Thanks for your response!

Appreciate your response! It is too bad. My client’s design is really looking nice; however, I’m sure it will be incompatible eventually. Thinking now is a great time to encourage my client to buy a premium theme from now on. At least the support will be a lot better!

Jason in South Carolina

After turning on debug, this is the message we see when going to the login page:

Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘admin_account’ not found or invalid function name in /services/webpages/util/b/e/bet337.attwebspace.com/bethelmethodistcolumbia.com/public/wordpress/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 286

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /services/webpages/util/b/e/bet337.attwebspace.com/bethelmethodistcolumbia.com/public/wordpress/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:286) in /services/webpages/util/b/e/bet337.attwebspace.com/bethelmethodistcolumbia.com/public/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1251

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /services/webpages/util/b/e/bet337.attwebspace.com/bethelmethodistcolumbia.com/public/wordpress/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:286) in /services/webpages/util/b/e/bet337.attwebspace.com/bethelmethodistcolumbia.com/public/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1254

We have already installed a fresh copy of the /wp-includes directory. Is there anything else we can do to resolve the ‘admin account’ not found message?

Thanks so much!

Have been thinking about changing hosts. Will give your permissions a try and see if that helps. I appreciate your response. If I find out an answer, I will be sure to update the topic. Thanks again!

This topic says it has been resolved. Are you still seeing this issue? If not, may I ask what you did to resolve the issue. I currently have the exact same issue using the Athena theme. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

One of my sites gave me this message. Have not found resolution yet with WP Optimize. However, you can log into your site’s phpMyAdmin and run the optimization from there. That was how I just recently optimized my tables. Hope this helps!

I just figured it out. For some reason, I had not selected any page within the Settings > Reading dashboard options. It is now working fine. Please feel free to close this issue anytime. Thanks!

Hi,
I am also using the Athena theme and have had issues with my blog. It appears that yours is working. You might want to re-check it. The title and Continue Reading links worked fine for me and brought up your posts. If you have any more questions on the Read More link, I would reference the following link: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Customizing_the_Read_More

Hope this helps!

@ wfalaa, thanks for your information. I have enabled debug on my site and am running a scan currently. Just wondering how long I should wait before looking at the activity log (assuming it continues to run). Would you say maybe 5-10 min? I am pretty sure that no scan has ever completed on this site. Thanks again!

Thanks for your suggestions. I will give that a try and see what happens. I already have tried deleting and re-adding the plugin, but that did not seem to help. Very surprised this is happening on DreamHost. May need to give them a call soon. Thanks again!

When going to your site, I see the following error msg: ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED

It might have something to do with gzip compression. I would try contacting your web host about the error and find out if they support gzip compression. Hope this helps!

Are all of the files there from the previous version of WordPress (your current install)? You might try running an install from your web host’s control panel using whatever tool they have available. Softaculous or Fantastico are quite commonly found in your cPanel.

I would definitely try what rwaynick suggests. If you are still having any issues, I would contact your web host. Just curious, are you using a one-click installation tool (such as Softaculous)?