Vishal Mukadam

Hi Yann!

Thanks for your quick, prompt and perfect response.

It worked, solved.

Thanks so much!

Best,

Vishal

Hi @tgoarant

I apologize for the delay in my response.

You just need to upload the screenshot to one of those image sharing sites like https://snipboard.io or https://prnt.sc/ and then share the URL or link with us.

Thanks!
Vishal

Hi! @tgoarant

Can you please share the screenshot, so I can take a look at your admin bar when used in Ipad.

Thanks!

Hi! @type-historian

Can you please try to open your site in a different browser or clean the history and cookies, it should work.

Let us know if you still face this issue, and make sure your Browser and WordPress is updated.

Thanks!

Hi @onepaa

Can you please let us know what local install you’re using for hosting your site locally.

Please take a look at this support document which will help you.

Installing WordPress on your own Computer

Thanks!
Vishal

Howdy! @flipflopp

Just a quick tip, you can ask your hosting provider if they can provide you the backup from their end.
Some of the hosting providers does that, it’s better if you ask them.

Thanks!

Hi! @crimcheck1

Every document you create on the web is rendered in the browser as HTML,
please take a look at these plugins which can help your document look like the Wiki on your WordPress site.

1. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wikilookup/

2. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/encyclopedia-lexicon-glossary-wiki-dictionary/

3. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-wiki-tooltip/

Hope this helps!

Thanks!

Thanks for the helpful replies, I finally fixed the issue a month ago but, posting this very late so sorry for that.

The issue was with the MySQL database credentials. I had installed the LAMP on my Ubuntu machine using the command line, the reason for this problem was because I was using root user for the SQL database which used the default “UNIX or auto_socket plugin”,

So, to fix that issue I need to set root user of MySQL to “my SQL native password” or create a new user with MySQL native password, I did and fixed that.

Thanks!
Best Wishes!

It does not matter where you host your site it may be any hosting company that’s not the issue

Well, make sure you only approve comments which are real and authentic , bots might try to comment spammy things on blog
I think clearing your website cache will resolve your issue.

You can use it in one domain itself because it will be very easy.