jimithing007

Perfect : ) Worked like a charm. Thank you!

I also Googled and figured out how to make a different page the home page, so I’ll have that in my back pocket as another backup plan if I ever need it for some reason.

Thanks for the quick support!

Hi Simon,

That makes sense, there have been a ton of revisions. How do I clear out the old revisions?

So far it seems to be completely random and very occasional. But I’ve noticed it on my phone, this laptop, signed in, not signed in, etc.

I will say, since I flushed the cache in that GoDaddy dashboard this morning, I have not been able to recreate the issue. Fingers crossed that that did the trick, but I’ll keep checking every so often over the next few days.

Anything CloudFlare-related is probably something default put there by GoDaddy, I haven’t installed anything CF-related, nor do I have the CF plug-in.

I have not installed any caching plug-in. I do see “Object Cache Pro (MU)” under “Must-Use” plug-ins, which also must be something included by default. Generally speaking, I clear the cache through hovering over Managed WordPress > Flush Cache from the toolbar across the top when you’re logged in.

I found another place to flush the cache in my GoDaddy Managed WordPress Hosting dashboard, I just tried that. Probably the first time I’ve found/used it. Not sure if that will have an affect…? Maybe time will tell.

Looks like it works great. Thanks!

Wordpress sent me the “Your Site is Experiencing a Technical Issue” email, below is what it said:

When seeking help with this issue, you may be asked for some of the following information:
WordPress version 6.1.1
Active theme: Astra (version 3.9.4)
Current plugin: Tabs Responsive (version 2.3.5) PHP version 8.1.13

Error Details
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An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 379 of the file /var/www/wp-content/plugins/tabs-responsive/ink/admin/settings.php. Error message: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "wpshopmart_team_b_text_domain" in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/tabs-responsive/ink/admin/settings.php:379
Stack trace:
#0 /var/www/wp-content/plugins/tabs-responsive/ink/admin/menu.php(255): require_once()
#1 /var/www/wp-admin/includes/template.php(1409): wpsm_tabs_r->wpsm_add_tabs_r_setting_meta_box_function(Object(WP_Post), Array)
#2 /var/www/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php(681): do_meta_boxes(Object(WP_Screen), 'side', Object(WP_Post))
#3 /var/www/wp-admin/post-new.php(75): require('/var/www/wp-adm...')
#4 {main}
  thrown

Hi,

Thank you for the quick response, it is much appreciated.

I went ahead and deleted/reinstalled Yoast on the staging site to hopefully clear out the critical error. Everything looked OK, so I went ahead and updated my live website. The update went through, no issues, no critical errors. Everything looks good ??

So I’m all set. Thank you!

The update cleared it up for me too. Thanks!

There it is! That worked, I was able to center the button.
I knew there had to be a setting somewhere:) Thank you!

Thanks! I used the first code in the CSS to center the menu, and that worked great.

As for the button, it is put in via HTML in a Gutenberg block. I think the issue is, I must have left justification selected, which looks fine on the desktop but not so great on the mobile. I don’t know if there is a way to have it left justified on the desktop, but center justified for mobile? Not a big deal, just a little nit-pick.

Hi Herman,

Yeah, I thought it was weird too. The only difference I could think of between the two sites was the one that had the Classic Editor installed/activated didn’t have the issue. I’m grasping at straws though – I have no clue why it would do that. I’ve never experienced it updating Astra.

Either way, all good now. Thanks! I will mark as resolved.

Hi Jade,

The original issue that I was running into, which prompted me to look into uploading these files via the Upload Types plug-in to begin with, appears to be resolved. So, for now, I’m not needing to upload these files this way and I have a workaround. Thank you for the follow-up. I will mark as resolved.

I figured it out. Somehow after the update the Content Layout setting of each page appeared to have changed. To fix, I clicked “Edit Page,” went into “Astra Settings,” and changed the Content Layout from “Customizer Setting” to “Full Width/Stretched.” I did this on each page to revert it to the way it was.

Being that this is happening on my live site, changing the theme to test is not a great option. I have a staging site, but the issue is unfortunately not happening there.

For now I’ll just deactivate Yoast when I want to check the site health.

Thanks!

Peter,

Thank you for the quick response. It must’ve been a server issue. I updated the plug-in on two other sites – no issues. Just to be safe, on this particular website, I deleted and re-installed it. No more fatal error messages, and no further issues.

Thanks!