thirstyjon

Thank you @keleigh824 !

I’m not sure why I didn’t find that when I was searching, but that looks like the answer I was seeking.

Plus, I am now learning about “hooks” and the version of Kadence theme that I am using, and apparently I can actually edit archive pages that way.

My podcast is live now with Seriously Simple Podcasting and I’m excited for the journey ahead. ??

Oh!

I didn’t realize that.

The course that I am taking specifically had us remove all that from the file so that we could then add it back when posting it.

It hadn’t occurred to me that Seriously Simple Podcasting wouldn’t work the same way.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks @keleigh824 .

@aldinlapinig

Hmmm… It seems this WordPress Support forum is not monitored by the WPManageNinja team?

@shajahanjewel ?
@wpmanageninja ?

Anyways…

In my case it turned out to that the Docent Core plugin associated (and required by) the Docent Theme from the folks at Themeum was the problem.

It is a theme designed to work with Tutor LMS.

The Themeum folks basically wouldn’t help me and said I needed a “customization” so I deleted the Docent theme and decided to avoid their themes and use Kadence instead.

Problem solved (although I wish Themeum would have supported the theme that I bought).

Are you ( @aldinlapinig ) also using TutorLMS or the Docent Theme?

Having said all that, dear @wpmanageninja team, is this something that can be fixed on the FluentSMTP side?

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Howdy @munayam

I see that option.

In the thread above that I linked to there appears to be the option for an individual donor to mark their own donation as anonymous.

This is really the correct way to do this as seen on just about any crowdfunding or “gofundme” like site.

Is the option in that old thread still available?

Wow. Nobody ever answered this.

That is kinda sad.

I did find this today: https://docs.spotlightr.com/en/articles/3362389-wordpress-plugin-tutorial

@sormano

Not abandoned after all!

I’m glad.

This is one of my favorite little plugins. ??

I actually use it between another author and I to record brainstorms of possible topics on a joint blog.

It’s right there front and center on the dashboard.

Very nice.

I hope this plugin sticks around for a long while.

Thank you Robin!

I had specifically looked for a checkbox like what you are describing but did not see one anywhere.

I will have to have a closer look.

If it is indeed there (and I don’t doubt you) that solves my problem exactly. ??

Thank you! ??

Thanks Pieter! @senlin

Let us know when that is done and I’ll go back in and turn those plugins back on in my various sites. ??

I do like the plugin.

I had the exact same problem.

My sites are hosted at Siteground.

After working through things with them, they simply rolled back PHP to 5.6 on my site and the problem was fixed.

Of course, now there was a nag on the WP Control Panel that I had an outdated version of PHP.

I upgraded to 7.1 and the problem with the Classic Editor Addon re-appeared.

So it appears that somehow upgrading to WordPress 5.3 causes the Classic Editor Addon to stop being compatible with PHP 7.1

That is outside my level of knowledge, but I want to throw that in there to help diagnose.

For now I am just going to disable the Classic Editor Addon plugin on my sites.

But I do like having it, so I hope this is able to be fixed.

Thanks for the plugin.

A post for anyone else who develops this problem while using the free version of GiveWP:

It appears that the Stencil wordpress plugin conflicts with either GiveWP or Beaver Builder or Ultimate Addons for Beaver Builder.

The problem I described above kept re-occurring in various fashion, including getting to the point where the modal would not popup (the modal is an Ultimate Addons module) even when logged in.

After a bit of experimentation, deactivating the Stencil plugin appears to have solved the problem.

I reactivated Stencil, and the problem re-occurred.

I deactivated it again, problem solved again.

I’m not really a “developer,” but rather a long term WordPress hobbyist who has had many hobbyist sites as well as a few minor but important sites (like the one I am working on now).

So it is possible that I don’t know what I am talking about. ??

But, at this point, deactivating Stencil seems to be the solution.

Thanks Matt.

Between my last post and now I upgraded to a premium version of the plugin.

So if I have any further problems (which I haven’t yet) I will follow up in the premium support forum.

Thanks again for getting back to me so quickly here.

I may have figured this out.

I have the GiveWp form popping up in a modal designed by Beaver Builder and Ultimate Add-ons for Beaver Builder.

But I also had the settings for the form in GiveWP set to “modal.”

I switched that setting to “all fields” and it may have solved the problem.

I need to keep testing.

Here is the setting I am talking about:

I just looked at a couple of settings and it appears that I have the Guest and Registration settings correct:

https://jon.d.pr/D5j483