Mwalimug

Thank you

I’ve found a work-around: I can paste the http address of the image in that line & the feed validates.

However, even with the latest update, nothing happens when I hit the “browse” button.

All plugins, the theme, and WordPress are fully up to date.

I think it just took the server time to catch up. It looks great now. Thank you! And thank you for responding so quickly.

Right now, the original menu is still showing & obscuring the mobile menu.

I enabled both menus and now they both show.

It’s a paid theme: X-Child Theme Integrity Light. Unfortunately, I am the third person to manage the site and no one thought to save the password, so I cannot get into their forums to ask for their help. It worked initially, but that was multiple WordPress updates ago.

So–does anyone know of a plugin that I could use? I found a responsive menu, but their “mobile only” option was pro.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Mwalimug.

I have an email in to you now. The problem continues and is on every post since the update.

I’m having the same problem. I tried removing and re-adding everything, and still no go. Also, I could not re-add the site’s Google+ page, only my personal one.

I’m quite sure CloudFlare isn’t messing with things–they’re the first people I asked & checked. They said the origin header was overriding the setting I had there.

I can’t figure out how an old cache plugin would have left things set to 30 days, but fortunately, the addition of Super Cache seems to have fixed the real problem.

Though I’d still like to know who sets origin headers where…

And thanks to everyone who took the time to check on this & provide their thoughts!

And our host swears they have no access to our origin headings.

So–anyone know who does?

It looks like adding Super Cache to FGN may have solved the problem (I hope!) but now I’m curious as well.

I’ve tried installing it to see if that helps.

No one I’ve talked to seems to know what the origin headings are or where to modify them.

Ah. I should have mentioned the site.

FanboyNation does have WP Super Cache installed. FangirlNation, which is the site I’m worried about, doesn’t.

I wonder if installing it would override whatever is going on with the origin headers.

We’re not using WP Super Cache or indeed any cache plugin at this point.

I thought you’d like to know this happened.

I have a site on the same server that had all the same plugins except for this–and it didn’t slow down.

And I appreciate your offer to help diagnose, but for now, I’m just sticking with the other plugin.