Nick Adams

I can confirm. I’ve seen the same thing.

If you have the Owner theme and Easy Google Fonts active at the same time, you get a fatal error. Looks to be connected to customizer settings, but I can’t say for sure if that’s where the root cause is.

Hi Kjam and SgtRumble,

Here’s the official plugin for disabling the new block editor in WordPress 5.0 https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/classic-editor/. You can install and activate that plugin and then you will have the classic editor back.

I see that you’re using a custom theme. You can try switching to the default Twenty Sixteen theme to see if that fixes the issue.

If that doesn’t fix it, you can try disabling your plugins one at a time until you find the one that has to be removed in order to fix the issue.

It sounds like a plugin might be causing those duplicate login pages to be created. I can verify that WordPress, Genesis and Centric don’t create duplicate login pages.

Try deactivating all of your plugins and create a new post and check if hat behaviour still happens.

Do you have any plugins installed? What are you using as your local server setup (MAMP, XAMPP, DesktopServer, etc)? And what are the technical specifications of the computer that you’re using as your local server (brand, model, operating system, cpu, ram, etc)?

You may be overthinking this a little. ??

Because the subdomain acts as a separate site, you’ll just need to move it the same way that you moved the other one (files and database). As long as you keep the subdomain URL the same in the new hosting, all should work exactly the same.

Don’t forget to update any credentials (hostname/username/password) in wp-config.php if this information changes at all

It sounds like the Site URL is set to the incorrect URL. If you have access to phpMyAdmin, you can update it in the wp_options table. If you don’t have access or aren’t comfortable with editing the database directly, there are a couple of other methods described in the Codex, such as editing wp-config.php or functions.php.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

You may want to give https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/velvet-blues-update-urls/ a try. That will go through all of your content and update anything with your old URL to your new URL, including the images.

This is due to EXIF Metadata which the camera attaches to images, which contains a lot of information, including orientation of the image. You will want to remove this data from the image before uploading to WordPress in order to ensure that it appears the way that you want it to on all browsers. iPhones and Safari are especially vulnerable to this because they rely on that EXIF Metadata to know how to orient an image. You may notice that if you view it on a different browser/device that it won’t look improperly rotated.

If you are having trouble removing that data, you can do a search online for “How to remove EXIF data from images” for tutorials on doing this with your operating system.

Have you tried disabling other plugins and switching themes? It’s possible that the problem is elsewhere, as CPT-Onomies doesn’t break the post editor on a WordPress site with default setup (default theme and plugins).

I would try switching to the Twenty Sixteen theme, and if it still doesn’t work, disable your other plugins (except for CPT-Onomies) one at a time until it is fixed. Then you know which plugin is causing a conflict. If you do find one that in conflicts with, please post the name here and we can look into the conflict to find out if the problem is with CPT-Onomies or the other plugin.

Seems like you’re just trying to bring down the rating for your own personal reasons. You haven’t posted a support ticket and you’ve been offered support and haven’t given details of your problem.

If at any point you would actually like help, please feel free to post in the support forums and I, or plenty of other people, will be glad to give you support.

Cheers!

It does matter. This is not a support forum.

Here is the support forum: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/cpt-onomies If you want support, ask there.

I’m not sure what you’re looking for. I just offered you support and you still haven’t said what your problem is and you haven’t posted a support ticket. How are any of us supposed to help you if you don’t ask for help? And how can you rate the support for the plugin if you didn’t request support?

It doesn’t sound like you’re being very fair at all. Nor are you going to get any support if you don’t ask for support.

Hi Cuta

I’m having trouble finding your post on the support forum. Is there any chance that you posted on the wrong plugin or the post didn’t go through.

It’s possible that there was a problem during an update. To get back up and running:

1. Go in to the server via FTP or cPanel’s File Manager and delete the wp-super-cache folder, located at /public_html/wp-content/wp-super-cache/.
2. Log back into your site, go to plugins and reinstall WP Super Cache

For more support with WP Super Cache, you can also use that specific support forum. https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-super-cache