jroy1082

That’s odd, I tested and you are correct that a wild card redirect still allows access to the dashboard. I’m not sure how the user was able to redirect the dashboard then, we already removed their account so I can’t look back at it. Thank you for looking into it.

There is no reason I would redirect the whole site myself, but we have many different users that might not know any better. If a user does add a wild card redirection for the whole site there is no longer any way to get into wp-admin and remove the redirection without finding the record in the database and removing it.

I’m sorry, it does appear to be a conflict with another plugin, thanks for the quick response!

Thanks,
Josh

Ok thanks, that’s what we’ve been doing. I wasn’t sure if there were supposed to be tools to add or remove rows in the table view of the editor. We are using multisite.

Apologies, to be more specific this is a non subdomain multisite installation.

Thanks for getting back to me, it seems it was a conflict with the Site Origin Page Builder plugin. Adding the following CSS fixed the issue with no adverse affects.

#wp-content-editor-container{
z-index: 100000
}

Thank you for the quick update!

Thanks for the quick reply! I should have mentioned this is a multi site instance that I am the super admin of. My concern is for existing sites and when new sites are created this will be checked by default and my users already have quite a large number of menu items to have to sort through.