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Thanks, Cylis Vaidya, I will try out this code soon to see how it works!

Thank you @ed7admin for reporting your solution here!

I was also having this problem on a clients site and was wondering what the issue was. I migrated my clients site from Bluehost to my own setup. After reading that you were on Bluehost your solution was to deactivate a plugin, I then deactivated the “Mojo Marketplace” plugin and the option to schedule backups returned.

@ed7admin and @tdt34 was the Mojo Marketplace plugin the cause of your issue?

Hope this helps someone else..

Thank you Austin Ginder for the temp. fix, works fine for me, as I only need one map on my site.

For folks who really rely on the plugin to add additional maps I guess they can prob uncomment the line out when they need to add maps, and then comment it again when they need to add media. A bit tedious I know, but sometimes you need to get stuff done on your production site until you can set aside time to test a new solution.

Hope this issue is properly resolved soon as that maps plugin is really good.

I had the same issue with the Comprehensive Google Map plugin. This below fix by Austin Ginder on the linked topic gives a temp fix if you are using the maps plugin. It worked for me.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-breaks-visual-editor-in-wp-4?replies=13

Temporarily I restored functionality to the media library by commenting out line 45 on file head.php.

// wp_enqueue_script(‘comprehensive-google-map-plugin’, CGMP_PLUGIN_JS. ‘/cgmp.admin’.$minified.’.js’, array(‘jquery’, ‘media’, ‘wp-ajax-response’), CGMP_VERSION, true);

This will break your ability to edit or update maps however current maps will continue to display fine on the front end. This works for me until the plugin has been fixed.

Usually you can put the line of code anywhere between the <?php and ?> in the functions.php and you will be fine.

( And not in the middle of another function ?? )

However some theme authors have a note for some reason indicating where to paste additional code.

Don’t know if you are using a theme (parent theme) that gets updated, if so your changes may be overwritten on update. Best to do make these changes via a child theme…

Also it’s good to double check whether other plugins like invoicing and shipping plugins you may be using are compatible with 2.1…as some other surprises may await you or your customers and you would want to get to them first!

@mihidigital What version of woocommerce are you using? if you have upgraded to 2.1, then checkout this link from woo-commerce about new changes. https://develop.woothemes.com/woocommerce/2014/02/solving-common-issues-after-updating-to-woocommerce-2-1/

The disable CSS option you are looking for has been removed in 2.1. You will have to do it via pasting the code in your theme/child themes functions.php file. This link in the docs explains how to do it. https://docs.woothemes.com/document/disable-the-default-stylesheet/

Also a good point to note to all using the localisation plugin to update woocommerce terms, is to select non case-sensitive when searching as some instances of add to cart are capitalised. This will save a few gray hairs… ??

@cais ?? I agree you with you on providing more and better training. That is core to my services as a designer. In regards to making potentially complicated code changes, sorry if I underestimated what it may take to achieve this functionality in NextGen. I know you guys put a lot of hard work into making it better. I also got the client in question to purchase NextGen pro for the added display functionalities.

But isnt that what we love about WordPress? That its apparent simplicity after the famous 5 minute install belies a powerful extendible code base, that allows us to extend and restrict as needs be and create tailor made solutions. I don’t consider my feature request to be any different than creating admin vs editor vs contributor user roles which is core to WP.

You guys are doing a great job with NextGen and NextPro and I look forward to seeing the improvements and feature upgrades you will bring in the future! ??

@cais, Yes this is exactly the functionality that I love, how the albums work with the galleries and keep everything organised. The create child page ability is really great for neat urls and and nav breadcrumbs.

I just wish that I could make it create a child page linked to my custom post type Gallery-Page Parent page instead of just the default wordpress pages. If I cant get it to do that then I may just reserve the “default” wordpress Page type for nextgen gallery pages. and create custom post type for my sites “main-pages”

I am creating multimedia sites for clients and people new to wordpress and nextgen. Sometimes they click on the wrong page and get confused when they cant find the gallery page. Having things as straightforward as intuitive as possible is really important. Even having the ability to restricting nextgen to creating child pages ONLY for a particular (gallery) post type would be neat. That way in the drop down list they would just see one parent page and not all my sites pages.

@cais, yes I agree that shortcode does look a bit odd especially with the second open square bracket in it! @danchee are you sure you typed the shortcode corecctly? And maybe it is the outdated plugin now breaking.

If you cant disable all plugins thus “disabling” your site, then setting up the fresh test install of WP with the three plugins you are using then testing them individually and together could help you to narrow down the issue.

Ok, sorry to hear you had to roll back. Hopefully youl’l be able to upgrade in the near future. if your site is like an e-commerce website or performs some critical function then a good idea would be to setup a testing/development site. If you are familiar with installing wordpress the simplest way to do this is to create another folder in the root of your install, create another database, and then install wordpress in the test folder. so your test site would be example.com/test Then you can just do an export of your content and import it into the test site.

There you can test out new plugins and features before updating them to your mission critical site. Sometimes it’s also a good idea to wait awhile before upgrading a plugin when a new version of a major plugin comes out that you absolutely rely on. (unless it’s a security upgrade of course!) If it’s just new features, and u dont have to have those features then wait at least a couple days, check the forums and to see if others encounter anyone encounters any issues and once the coast looks clear… run an update. All the best ??

Hi Danchee, your question is marked as resolved. Would you mind sharing what was causing the issue and what the solution was?

Thanks so much for posting this aehageman. You Saved me a lot of time, potentially trying to figure this one out. Was wondering why the images weren’t showing up, so like you said I made a copy of the image i wanted to show and uploaded it again to the site and voila it now shows up!

This workaround is fine if you just have one additional site creator ultimate layout and few posts or pages that refer to an image more than once However this (bug) will create major headaches once you have a lot of articles…