I am making a redesign of my clients website through the CMS wordpress.
They want to keep the same theme, so I would need to make some changes to the basic theme options etc.
Every time I try to open the theme_options page it loads a blank page. A completely white screen, and by inspecting I can see that there is NO html what-so-ever loaded. not even the wordpress frame.
After this accident happened, I have tried to update all their plug-ins without any luck, and I have tried to deactivate the plug-ins without any luck.
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Hello fellow developers,
I have an issue that I am running up against regarding WordPress and the current website I am working on.
I have been give a task to revamp a website, and to insert that website into WordPress. I have been working on a "custom theme" which I succeeded in luckily. The problem with that theme is, the theme shows the homepage of the website I have revamped, and when I wish to add another page to said WordPress installation. All it shows is a blank editor page.. (The same with the "view" and "edit") on the homepage of that website.
TL;DR
I want to use my custom theme to add another page to the wordpress website, problem is it shows a blank page. And the preview of a new page just shows the theme page (so the add page refuses to do anything).
Is there a good and efficient way to migrate my current HTML & CSS website to wordpress? If so how?
Thanks for the read, it's really hard to explain the situation
So the problem comes when you try to add a new page, within WordPress? Did you accidentally edit that function? Try reinstalling WordPress. Since your theme is ready, you will just need to copy it to the new installation.
my wordpress website has woocommerce installed with multiple tshirts and variations. When I click on the variations button within a specific product, I get the pinwheel and the backend just keeps loading. It never resolves.
Also worth nothing is that I have tried deleting all plugins except Woocommerce and this still happens. At the moment, I am also unable to delete any plugins on the site. The site just loads and loads and never resolves.
I'm assuming something funky is messing with the coding on the site. Anyone ever experienced this before or know what I can try?
I was trying to get rid of the Welcome section on the front page of a WooCommerce site I am building. The site is using the Storefront theme.
I thought the way to do it was to delete the Welcome page from the Pages section of WordPress. However, as soon as I did that, the entire front page of the store is gone and it is back to what seems like a regular WordPress.
Using "Create default WooCommerce pages" feature of WooCommerce does not seem to work as it neither fixes the display of the front page nor creates another Welcome page.
I have several questions.
1. What went front?
2. How can I fix it, so the store displays again.
3. How can I get rid of the Welcome section on the front page without blasting the entire page off the site?
Any advice is appreciated.
P.S. I should mention that I originally moved the Welcome page to trash. I then saw that it broke the site. In turn, I attempted to restore it, but it didnt fix the issue. I then deleted the page permanently in hopes of recreating it with the WooCommerce functionality. The latter didnt work.
You need to use the WordPress theme Customizer
under front page you have the option to choose a page your blog as a front page, here you just need to select the page that you deleted and then restored
this link may be of some use to you... https://atlantisthemes.com/change-storefront-homepage-layout/
I have a Wordpress site that it is working perfectly with a bunch of posts and pages.
I have recently started a process to migrate the contents from another website and this has added ~16,000 pages and ~100,000 posts to the site.
Now, in the admin dashboard, when I go to the page list or I try to edit a page, it takes ages to load or stops loading because the timeout is fired. This is not happening with the posts, I can open the post list and edit any without issues. The frontend is working fine.
I'm starting to believe that Wordpress might not be able to manage that quantity of pages. Is there a solution to this? Replace Wordpress with another CMS like Drupal or Joomla is my latest option.
I also tried to tune mySQL, disable all the plugins (I only have a few), etc. with no luck at all.
Thank you in advance!
UPDATE:
I found out the reason of this slowness. When editing a page, Wordpress displays a dropdown list to select a parent page. This list is populated with every single page available on the site (ugh) and this is causing the huge load times. If I "tell" Wordpress to not show this dropdown list (via functions.php or editing the core), everything goes back to normal.
I'm a developer who is new to WordPress, I made my first plugin with simple widget.
I'm using genesis with simple sidebar plugin. my problem is the widget I made appears in all my WordPress pages. even if the page's sidebar doesn't have that widget. I checked all sidebars and the widget is not there. I de-active the plugin and the widget is still appears in all WordPress pages. that drives me crazy. please any solution ?
Thanks a lot
If your widget is still appearing on your pages when the plugin is turned off, that's a good sign that you're looking at a cached page, as served by WP Super Cache, for example.
Double-check by looking at the page source. Most caches will include information in comments at the top or bottom of the page to show that the page has been served from a cache. In WP Super Cache's case, for example, you might see lines at the bottom of the page like this:
<!-- Dynamic page generated in 0.293 seconds. -->
<!-- Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2011-01-20 13:48:56 -->
<!-- super cache -->
If that is the case, the options are:
Test your plugin locally, on a test server with caching disabled
Turn off your cache
Turn on the cache option that disables caching for logged-in users, and test while logged in.
Either way, if you're using a cache, it's best to test a plugin both with and without the cache, as caching might have adverse effect.