I was trying to insert an uploaded image on Wordpress site.
For some reason it won't just load the image and won't add my image.
Do you have any idea?
Try adding define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false ); to the bottom of your wp-config.php file (just before the require_once line).
for reference see these links
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-add-media-to-pageproduct-with-wordpress-35
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/media-library-problem-cant-insert-images-into-pages-or-create-a-header
You should try to deactivate your current theme and temporarily activate twenty eleven (or another standard wordpress theme) and test if it works now.
If it does, you'll have to check the theme files or contact the developer of the theme to fix it.
If it doesn't work, try to deactivate every plug-in one by one. So basically you check the file upload/insert function each time you deactivated one plug-in.
That's how you know if it's a theme/plug-in error or an error that wordpress causes.
Also update wordpress, all plug-ins and themes.
Let me know if you found out what causes it, we might be able to help you further.
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I have a WordPress page with a slug "blog" and I'm trying to delete it and create a new one with the same name, but even when I delete it, it still shows, i cleared the caches and i change the theme because I have a custom theme that i made to make sure it not a theme problem, but it still showing that page
What can I do?
Thanks!
Try these quick steps, I think that will 90% works.
First backup your website, There are a lot of plugins that can do that perfectly with one click.
Then reset your database, also there're a lot of plugins that can do that.
check if the page still exists.
If the problem is fixed then reinstall your theme, and use the backup file you made and you're all set!
Hope that helps!
I have added two custom written functions to my wordpress code.
One of them uses the add_action() and the other uses the add_filter() function of wordpress.
After deploying the code, both functions work as expected, but after some time (I am not sure how long it takes and what causes wordpress to do so) the code just magically disappears from the file.
I am now wondering
Why is this happening?
What can I do so that this won't happen again?
Thanks for your help
Hey you just mentioned that you've added code into /wp-includes/functions.php file. You've used action and filters that's good but your code should be go into active theme's (child theme is the best practice) functions.php file. Files under /wp-admin/ and /wp-includes/ get updated automatically from WP when new update is available (based on settings you have done on your WP setup you can ignore updates as well).
So, your code must be removed by update. Files were overridden by updates. If you have backup copy those code and put it into active theme's functions.php file /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/functions.php is the correct file where you can add the code.
If you have added code into theme's functions.php file make sure you didn't get theme updated otherwise you may lost your work as well that's the reason you can use the Child theme. You can learn how to create child theme here: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/
Why is this happening?
Most probably because someone updated WordPress to latest version. Before you are going to tell me "but I did not press anything, ever!" please bear in mind, that WordPress updates itself automatically. Especially in the newer versions.
Here is nice article about WordPress automatic updates. It also describes how to turn this off, but I do not recommend doing so.
What can I do so that this won't happen again?
Develop custom WordPress plugin, containing your customizations. Here is nice step by step tutorial
you shouldn't make any changes into wp-includes and wp-admin folders, these folders will update automatically if your wordpress is updated. so if you want to make any changes using hooks and actions you can place the code into your current theme's functions.php. that will work as expected and your code won't disappear.
Actually i'm working on a wordpress website, which is related to school, i'm using universh WP theme which is purchased. I'm getting the below text as default:
Want create site? Find Free WordPress Themes and plugins.
See, i've marked those words. Actually its a dynamic page, i've checked the core code. It's only the
the_excerpt()
function. After that i don't have any idea, where it comes from. Also i've read this thread So please don't recommend that thread, its not working i've tried the way there mentioned.
P.S. Also the text will disappears when I login and try to edit the page.
What text editor You use ? Most easy way will be open folder with theme in some editor and search this string "Want create site? Find Free WordPress Themes and plugins." in all files - then You will know where they add it ... or You can check every file, because this string must be included somewhere, maybe in function.php they add some modification to the_excerpt();
I think when you ass content in post default editor then is not showing in the_expert() function
So you can add content in expert editor then after call the_expert() funtion
Check that your theme is not using the get_the_excerpt filter to prepend that phrase to all the excerpts.
Additional, if you only checked the files that load for that specific template, I would recommend that you run a search for that string for the entire theme. The source of the issue might stem from functions.php or even some JavaScript file.
Please update the core files or update version of your WordPress. Use Latest one.
I'm by no means a coder or programmer but i have enough to understand my part and fix small issues or adjust look with basic CSS, and so friend of mine asked me for help and here i am two days later asking you)
There is a Website running Enfold theme which recently were updated and so was lost custom image link at right part of header made by someone-else.
I have restored link code from Cached version of website but have no real understanding how and where to add it back to theme templates. Would appreciate any help, solution, link, advice.
Cheers.
A wild guess, since I don't have Enfold theme (the best would be to ask on the official support), but in your div #header_main in the .inner-container, you had after the #advanced_menu_toggle this piece of code:
<img src="http://vcmt.ca/wp-content/themes/enfold/images/layout/canvas.jpg" alt="canvas" style="max-height:70px;">
Just open the .php file that has the header in it, and paste this code back in. Since the canvas.jpg was located in the /images folder of the theme, that is also gone, so my recommendation is to download the image from the cached version if you can and put it back in the image folder.
Also it would be better to make changes to child theme, so that you can update the functionality of the theme, without loosing any custom added modification, like this site had.
If you're planning on changing the CSS in any WordPress Theme, you want to make sure that you have a child theme installed. The child theme allows you to change/overwrite the CSS and Theme Functions on the theme without losing those changes everytime the theme updates.
You can download the Enfold Child Theme Here:
https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/how-to-install-enfold-theme/#why-child-theme
...and if you need to add HTML to the header, you can do so by duplicating the header file from the theme, adding a header file to the child theme, and making your changes in the child theme header file.
Hope this Helps!
Im running Wordpress 3.1 and its showing that there are comments (ie: 3 comments) but when you click into the single blog post they don't appear but the comment form appears.
Im not sure whether its a template issue or something's not correct in the functions.php.
I have the multi site function running for multiple blogs.
Anyone else having this problem and or have a solution?
It has to be template issue, make sure that you have comments.php file present in your theme directory. You may want to copy from default theme too. The functions.php has nothing to do with that though.