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The previous theme you were using might be a block theme.

This one is a classic theme and it has options (Appearance > Customize > Blog Options) you can use.

You can also check Header Block (Appearance > Customize > Header Block) or Footer Block (Appearance > Customize > Footer Block) to insert something on those areas using block content.

You would need to enable them just for post view only with “Show in Posts” option.

Since it’s a classic theme, it does not come with template editing (in WP admin) for single post view (as in block themes).

Do you have any caching/minification plugin active?

If yes, then you can try deactivating it to see if it would work then. The caching plugin might be active for non-admin users only.

You can also skip dark mode plugin’s assets in the caching plugin (JS, CSS, etc.): “wp-content/plugins/dark-mode-toggle/”

We have a “Reset Settings” option provided in the plugin you can try.

The sidebar appears only when there is at least one widget in it.

You can save the content of the custom html in a text file.

After removing it, you can add a new custom HTML widget, then re-paste the content. This will let us know if the issue is due to the content of custom HTML widget.

On your website, currently I see there are only 3 text widgets in the right sidebar.

There are no footer widgets.

You can copy the text of those 3 sidebar widgets and save them somewhere else, then remove all of them if possible.

Once, it’s all visible in the admin, you can re-paste the content you saved in the text widget.

There is at least one widget that is causing the issue.

You would need to find and reset/remove that widget.

You can right click on Browser and Inspect > Console to see if there’s JavaScript error in the widgets admin area.

Maybe the other theme does not have particular state saved for the widgets.

You can remove the troublesome widget like so:

https://i.ibb.co/h2G1P3c/remove-widgets.png

Then, save the widgets.

Those are not fatal errors, just deprecated warnings. This won’t cause the issue.

You can temporarily deactivate the classic widgets plugin to see that allows you to edit them.

You can try to remove all widgets and then save to see if that fixes it.

Also, you can turn on debug mode to see if there’s a fatal error while saving the widgets:
https://developer.www.ads-software.com/advanced-administration/debug/debug-wordpress/

Insert this BEFORE /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ in the wp-config.php file

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );

Then, try to save the widgets and see if there’s a PHP error:
wp-content / debug.log

Later, you can turn off debug with false value and remove this log file.

Hi @jaroslawistok,

There might be a broken widget block content saved in the db?

Was it working before?

You can install the Classic widget plugin to see if you are able to edit the widgets with that:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/classic-widgets/

Hi @femke98,

To hide them on small screens, use the following CSS in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

@media only screen and (max-width: 800px) {
    .pb-header-posts-grid {
        display: none;
    }
}

You also have options to not show them for single post and page (but this applies to all screens):
Appearance > Customize > Posts Grid > Header Posts Grid (You can uncheck these: “Show in Posts”, “Show in Pages”)

Hi @dlotz,

Make sure to provide the correct keys in the captcha settings (Settings > Login Security > Captcha Settings).

For example, if you want to use Cloudflare Turnstile, then provide the Site Key and Secret Key for Cloudflare Turnstile in the settings. There are separate instructions on how to get the keys for Google reCAPTCHA and Cloudflare Turnstile.

You can also see if you get anything in the “Error Logs” tab: Settings > Login Security > Error Logs.

If you are stuck and unable to log in, then you can deactivate the plugin by renaming the plugin folder name using the file manager (cPanel or FTP):

In your WordPress site directory, you will find this plugin directory which you can rename:
wp-content / plugins / login-security-recaptcha
to:
wp-content / plugins / login-security-recaptcha-o

This would deactivate the plugin and allow you to log in.

Thanks!

Hi @joni54321,

I have tested the plugin with changed login URL using WPS Hide Login and WooCommerce activated on a fresh site, I can confirm it works correcly for reCAPTCHA 2.

I suspect you might have provided wrong domain while generating the keys.

Or, there might be some JS error on the login page due to other plugin. Do you have any other plugin that does something to the login functionality or a caching/optimization plugin?

Do you see anything in the “Error Logs” tab?

You could also try Cloudflare Turnstile instead of reCAPTCHA 2.

Thanks!

Hi,

You can use this plugin to do that. It can add search to any menu.

In this case, you would have to select “Primary” menu.

You can set its form style and possibly use CSS to look good.

Thanks!

Hi,

You have WooCommerce activated. Our plugin works with:

• WordPress Standard Login, Register, and Lost Password Forms

We also have a pro version, specifically for:

• WooCommerce Login Form, Register, Lost Password, and Checkout Forms

You can find this information in our plugin detail page.

Thanks!

Hi,

You can use below CSS in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

.darkmode--activated img[src*="Queensgate-Logo-White.svg"] {
  filter: invert(0) hue-rotate(200deg) saturate(560%) contrast(100%);
}
.darkmode--activated .topbar-icon img[src*="Login-Icon.svg"],
.darkmode--activated .sow-social-media-button .sow-icon-image[style*="background-image: url"] {
  filter: invert(0);
}
.darkmode--activated .sow-social-media-button {
  filter: invert(1);
}

This will change colors while in dark mode only.