Jasper

oh I feel honored! Thank you for getting back about this!

Glad that you found the cause of the issues! The screenshot of the console you shared in your previous reply clearly showed a jQuery javascript error. I bet that error’s gone now, now that you found the bad plugin!

that seems like a Javascript error, especially because you mention stuff like Quick Edit, which heavily relies on Javascript to function, doens’t work.

Can you open the console (F12 on most browsers) and reload the page with the console open to see if it shows an error along the lines of:

$(something) is not a function

Because it seems to me another plugin on your website is interfering with the Gutenberg experience.

@pcworks solution actually fixes the issue!

same! “all” orders are gone, while the rest of the order status list can be checked (cancelled, refunded, pending etc)

so if you miss all these “vital styling and formatting features”, why don’t you elaborate what it exactly is you’re missing? Cause at this point you’re adding nothing to make Gutenberg better, you’re just threatening to leave.

Do you know why WordPress is so amazing? Because of countless people adding their skills and opinion, which in the end only makes WP better. Just saying you miss something won’t help. At all.

this didnt fix it, sorry.

manually upgrade?

1) download the latest version from www.ads-software.com
2) unpack it
3) upload it through FTP, in your public_html or www folder
4) overwrite everything
5) done.

yeah I believe so as well, @taskylon. It’s like an iPhone that suddenly starts acting up when a new version is released.

Since no more support is given out on v2, I might as well download the plugin, break it open to see what’s up and re-launch it under GPL.

Or, we all start using v3, which is FAR superior than v2 and the clients who are already migrated to v3 LOVE it.

All that data is stored in your database.

https://www.wpbeginner.com/glossary/database/

I am so sorry but your story is too difficult to understand without seeing what you’ve done in the backend.

Since passing through your login details over a public forum is a no-no, I’m afraid I can’t help you from here.

What you could try is go to Settings > Reading in your WordPress install and see what page is set as your homepage and as your blog page. Perhaps there you can see that the wrong page is set as your blog?

Also, sorry I won’t recommend a hosting company here and since you’ve paid for 3 years already changing it now would only be a hassle.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Jasper.

is there nothing in Scan this dir for additional .ini files /etc/php/7.0/fpm/conf.d?

also for test try editing that to some dumb number like 51MB and see if the text changes on your upload screen. that way you’re 10000% procent sure it’s the correct php.ini you’re editing.

in your code under the <div class="site-branding">...</div> you have a div with some hardcoded CSS in it:

<div style="clear: both; text-align: center;">

change that to

<div style="clear: none; text-align: left; margin-top: 1em;">

and you’ll be fine. Result: https://i.imgur.com/zEdjD2K.png

you’ll need FTP to do this. Download Filezilla client and use your web hosting account login details to log in to your FTP. Then navigate to public_html/wp-content/themes/<yourthemename>/functions.php and download that file. Open it up with notepad and add these two lines at the bottom of the file.

if there’s a ?> in your file, place these two lines above it.

after saving the file go back to Filezilla and double-click or drag the file in the right screen from the left to overwrite the edited file with the one on your server. It might ask if you want to overwrite a file, just confirm that and you’ll be fine.

If you don’t know how to connect to FTP etc etc, you’re best off asking a local developer or a friend.

what you need to do is delete the /home page, then go to your settings > reading and set your homepage to be your latest posts.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Jasper.