jord

I thank James, Threadi, and Saifalslam for your insightful and helpful responses.

@jamesosborne, I appreciate your prompt and detailed response. I look forward to when you will have this important feature in your plugin. Have a wonderful week. Thank you.

Hello @jamesosborne. I will try to create a separate Google account as you suggested, and see how it works with Site Kit. Much appreciated.

I am concerned about the safety of using my Google pw to setup Site Kit. Is it possible to create a separate login user name and pw for Site Kit?

Hello jordesign,

Much appreciated.

My next step will now be to create the site in a testing environment to avoid any disruption to my website.

Many thanks.

Hello jordesign,

I appreciate your response and very helpful insight. Your clarification sheds light on why I received no response when I first posted a similar inquiry several months ago.

You know the address to my website. The customizations are primarily in the banner, header, and footer. I also have some additional CSS.

Thank you.

Hello @alaa

I appreciate your thorough and step-by-step guidance, and I am pleased to inform you that it worked flawlessly.

Thank you very much.

@jor

I need help with upgrading my theme. Presently I use a child theme of WP 2022 and I have several customizations. I would like to switch to WP 2024. Please advise on the safest way to accomplish this without losing my customizations.

Thank you.

Hello @gappiah,

I appreciate your response. As you suggested, I deactivated WP Revisions Control Plugin, and then edited the 404 template. Unfortunately, “Saving failed” came up again!

Any new ideas are welcome.

Thank you.

SOLVED

@t-p and @mburridge and the WP Community,

I am pleased to share the solution with you.

I had almost exhausted my file quota on the server and that was why the upgrade failed. After deleting some old backup files, upgrade was successful.

Your help is very much appreciated.

@t-p and @mburridge, and the WP Community,

The directory permissions are set to 755 and file permissions to 644. I recalled that I also had a problem updating from WP 5 to WP 6. It was fixed at the time by updating the PHP to the latest version. With that in mind, I discussed the current problem with my hosting company. They upgraded the PHP from version 7 to version 8. Unfortunately this crashed my website. They reverted to version 7 and the site was restored.

“You may need to delete the wp-admin and wp-includes folders on your server….” I was advised that this action could also crash my site, so I have put this step on hold.`

I thank you again, and welcome more views and suggestions.

@t-p and @mburridge, I thank both of you for your prompt and detailed responses, and links to additional resources.

Will review the materials, and work on your suggestions this weekend, and give you a follow-up.

Thank you.

Hello @hyenokian

Thank you very much Jasmine for pursuing this, and I am glad that the feedback was received positively and the change was made.

Have a restful weekend.

@jordia

Hello @twentig

Thank you very much! It worked like magic. It’s exactly what I have been hoping to do for several weeks now. I added a little padding to center “Menu” better.” The final code is

“`.wp-block-navigation__responsive-container-open::after {
content: “Menu”;
font-size: 15px;
padding-top:3px;
}”

You have truly stuck with me, looked under the hood, identified the issues, and patiently guided me through this process.

As a small gesture of my appreciation, I went to Twentig website and made a small donation. I received a receipt from PayPal “You donated xxxx USD to [email protected]” You have a great product, and you provide outstanding support.

Many thanks.

Joe

Hello @twentig

I removed menu-toggle from Additional CSS Class. I now have one “Menu” but it is the one from the 2022 Theme. i would rather have the one from Twentig only.

Thank you.

Joe