kuckovic

Hi @ungowp

Are your old (internal) links working? Do they redirect to the correct page?
I’ve always discouraged my clients from changing permalink structure on a live site – as it can affect your SEO.

You can read more on this topic here.
They also recommend 301-redirects before changing the permalink structure.

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I strongly agree with @threadi here.
Never make changes in the core-files.

@andygilbertcodel

Good thing you found out! ??
Thanks for sharing ??

@andygilbertcodel

Okay – doesn’t make sense then.
Although, I run 3.5.0 (alpha) – but I don’t use Elementor tho – have you tried disabling Elementor for a second? Just to see if it fixes your editor?

Hi @tahura1234

Can you please elaborate a bit more on “Not displaying correctly”?
Maybe a screenshot with some description of the issue?

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@andygilbertcodel

What’s your theme version? And GenerateBlocks too?

Hi @andygilbertcodel

I also use GeneratePress – but no issues here?
Do you have any errors in the console?

@thesally

This is a longshot – but it has worked before.
You can use a plugin like “LocoTranslate” – and using the “String translation” function in the plugin, you should be able to search for the word “on” – and then you can replace it with an empty string (or a dash, or whatever you need).

/ AK

Hi @dufresnesteven

We’ve already looked into this – and it does not solve the “problem”, unfortunately.
Whenever we change something in the pattern-code (PHP-file), we have to remove the pattern, and then re-add it, or else the changes would not apply.

I get this behaviour – it’s probably so that you don’t “ruin” something by changing the code. But I still think there should be a way of “forcing” Gutenberg to reload the pattern-code across the page. Maybe it should only be possible through the CLI in some way, so that users cannot do this by a mistake.

I don’t know – just a thought ??
Thanks for the input tho!

/ AK

Hi @herifa

I think you’re stuck in some kind of loop – where you can’t update WordPress (reinstall it from the dashboard). I would suggest doing this through STFP (or FTP) – here’s a start on how to do that: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/advanced-administration/upgrade/ftp/

I’m running out of ideas :/

@urvashishl

The support forum does not offer support for specific websites.
We can only guide you on how to solve some issues – and maybe even provide some code, if this is necessary – but we can’t do any updates or development on specific sites – for that you’ll have to hire a developer.

@urvashishl

I would start there then. It’s important to keep your WordPress site up to date.
You can read more about updating WordPress here

Best regards
/ AK

Hi @urvashishl

Is your theme updated to the latest version? And also your plugins?

@herifa

I assume, when you say you’ve reinstalled WordPress, that you’ve replaced all files (not wp-content)?
If so, I’m out of ideas to what could be wrong.

Is the error copy complete?
It looks like it’s been cut off a bit.

Hi @boxhamster

I can see in the inspector, that when you hover a certain “brz”-class (I assume it’s “Brizy”), it sets the font weight to 500(!). I assume it’s something you can change in the editor, without being 100% certain.

If you inspect the page, look at the element with the follwing classes: “brz-wooexcerpt brz-css-d3GMM”
And then you can “force :hover” state on it – after that, you’ll see it overwrites your “<b>” tags.