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Thanks, could someone explain clearer instructions of what to change in that js file though?

No response? maybe we are as invisible as the missing images : (

I’m watching this thread, as I have been having the same problem, it started since the last few updates. Maybe its conflicting with another plugin? I don’t know. Hopefully this can be helped here.

I’d like to know this exact same thing too please, thanks in advance

nevermind, found it ??

I’m also getting this issue, any help is appreciated.

quick update, its also showing in front end

Having this same issue, anyone get it to work or… howabout an update from the developer soon?
This plugin has great potential, lets hope it keeps up to date as it would be a shame to see it fade away.

Agreed, great work otherwise ??

Before I got to read your response, I had already installed the adminimize plugin ( https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/adminimize/ ) which is great for hiding specific menus and other things from users and it seems to have done the job well, along with hiding a couple of other (unrelated to jetpack) things.

I still think it would be nice to have an option to disable that though, without having to change code or turn to other plugins. But it’s no big deal and my workaround suits me anyway ??

Thank you for your detailed reply!

Wow! it was pasting it with spaces at the front, was sure I had checked for that but apparently not! Much thanks for the detailed and speedy support!

solved, seems it was unrelated to this plugin, you may delete this thread if you want, thanks.

Ok, that helped, sidebars are gone on the error pages now.

Much thanks for this and answering my questions! ??

Ok, that worked, thanks.

Yes I think it does, but how would I apply it to only the generated error pages?

and is it a good idea to have the error pages cached if using something like wp super cache plugin? I’m guessing you only have it set to false as an assumption that most people aren’t using a caching plugin?

Also, what are the benefits of generating these error pages, as opposed to someone who just didn’t bother?

Thanks very much.

Hi,

Can I ask whether this usually happens after
-an upgrade to WordPress core code
I don’t think so
-an upgrade to a plugin if so which
Not that I noticed, I’ll pay more attention from now on
-when you are low on memory?
Not that I’m aware

Try running TOP in a console next time and log your serverload and memory.
I looked into the console thing, seems a little too advanced for me, sorry

Also what makes it start tagging again?
Not sure as of now, I think maybe when I save the settings again its ok for a while.

Next time try just going to the admin page and resaving your options and tell me if that helps.
Will do.

Also how many tags do you have and how many posts?
I have it set to max tags 8 and i have about 40 posts at the moment with a new post daily.

Also try a “clean tags < 2 posts” to see if that fixes it.
That may be something to do with it, as just over a 100 tags got removed when i did that, the site I run it on is relatively new and hasn’t yet got a lot of the same tags in multiple posts

Yeah,I guess its a little hard to pin down why it’s happening right now, a little strange when this happens that it still bolds tagwords yet doesn’t make them tags. I’ll let you know if I notice what might be causing it. Thanks for your help and for your work on this great plugin.