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wp-admin and wp-includes were both from the fresh download.

Media library now working. Found a corrupted file: wp-includes/js/media-view.min.js. Replaced file and media library now works fine.

However, continuing to debug, as when saving changes, so far in user settings and media settings, the page returned after clicking “save” is basically a 404 page in the blog format, not even an admin page. The debug results look like this:

POST https://blog.greenvilleinn.com/wp-admin/options.php [HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily 2218ms]
GET https://blog.greenvilleinn.com/wp-admin/options-media.php [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 2563ms]

WPyogi — yes, when the auto update seemed to have failed, I then got a full download and re-uploaded for a manual update. The updater again reported that all was well. I have been going through all the new files, one by one, to compare vs the wp 4.1 versions. I will go through the debug ideas you sent above. Thanks.

WPyogi — the theme is not custom, but is old. Also, I use Firefox, cleared caches etc, and also tried Chrome. Same results on both. It appears that there may be some admin errors — when “saving” a setting it returns with a page not found error. I need to dig deeper into those situations. Still, it should have worked with the 2015 theme, and no active plugins. Just stumped!

WPyogi — renamed plugin folder, switched theme to 2015, clearec caches etc. However, no effect.

interesting idea, will proceed

WPyogi — yes, the files and folders are there, and they all appear correctly on the live blog pages. They just do not appear in the admin section for the media library. And as above, trying the latest 2015 theme did not help either. Thanks for thinking about this.

the particular site is https://blog.greenvilleinn.com and it’s appearance is fine. The issues are all inside the admin section. Thanks in advance for any ideas you might have.

I lost the visual editor after the auto update from 4.1 to 4.1.1. The final solution for me was to directly edit the wp_options table in the database to reset the “advanced_edit” setting to 1. Somehow during the update, the settings were reset automatically.

to add, changing to the 2015 theme that was issued in the 4.1.1 download did not help solve the issue either.

bernbe01 — using a different theme than jladd, but switching to 2015 (as issued along with 4.1.1) did not fix the issue.

Have same problem with the media library — none show up since 4.1.1 update.

Paul: I’ll try to track and report the bugs. The not-printing one was a site/customer killer. Glad to see you are responding.

Paul:

Thanks for the reference to the Foundation bug. This temporary hack works when added to the child theme stylesheet:

@media print {
  div:not(.reveal-modal) {
    display: inherit !important;
  }
}

Print worked on IE7 because Foundation 4 does not support IE7. I do not see much traffic from IE7 these days, but IE7 is sometimes helpful in flushing out bugs.

Thanks,
John

make a new front-page.php file and place in “wp-content/themes/child-theme/page-templates/front-page.php” — worked well for me.