I have recently started having a problem when writing a new post. It is very slow and lagging for up to 20+ seconds after writing a new sentence. I have tried using different browsers, devices, caching, deactivating plugins, contacting hosting company (they said they updated php limits) but nothing seems to be helping and it’s very frustrating. i have never experienced a problem like this before. I have noticed that wordpress has updated to a new version and the problems have started since so it might be connected to this. Can anyone help fix this issue?

thank you very much for the great plugin! Unfortunately I still have difficulties with the Dynamic Preview:

In addition to the styles of the individual layouts, I use a main.css, which contains general styles for e.g. font sizes, fonts etc.. I have integrated this main.css as follows:

add_action('acfe/flexible/enqueue/name=content', 'my_acf_flexible_enqueue', 20, 2);
function my_acf_flexible_enqueue($field, $is_preview){
    wp_enqueue_style('main-styles', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/assets/css/main.css');
}

However, these font sizes are now overwritten by load-styles.php, so that the preview looks very different from the actual frontend. For example, this is what the overwriting from the load-styles.php of my h2 looks like:

#poststuff .stuffbox>h3, #poststuff h2, #poststuff h3.hndle {
  font-size: 14px;
  padding: 8px 12px;
  margin: 0;
  line-height: 1.4;
}

How can I configure the Dynamic Preview as accurately as possible without WordPress default styles overwriting my styles? Do I have to specifically dequeue WP styles?

Many thanks in advance and best regards

Lukas

The search functionality doesn’t seem to work that well with Google Sheets table. First of all it seems to take a long time from pressing the ‘search’ button and it actually finding it or not. This may be due to it being a Google Sheets table and not locally imported file. This also affects so that real-time search is out of the question unfortunately.

The second thing is that it doesn’t seem to search from all the columns in the table, only the first column. So when I, for example, search for the ‘2023’ in the ‘Vuosi’ (year in Finnish), it doesn’t find anything, even though there are rows that contain ‘2023’.

Third and more crucial is that the search functionality doesn’t seem to work when not logged in as a site/wordpress admin (e.g. in incognito mode)

I don’t have cache add-on installed any more, so it shouldn’t be because of that.

Thanks again. Even though I’ve had problems with it, I think it’s a great add-on!

I’m in a bit of a bind with my WordPress site and could really use some urgent help. Here’s what happened:

1. I usually log in to my WordPress admin via beachcomberdr.com/admin.
2. I recently tried to change my domain name to lascanasbeachretreat.com.
3. During the process, the screen froze, so I had to close the tab.
4. Now, when I try to log back in through beachcomberdr.com/admin, the site takes forever to load and ultimately shows an error message.

But it doesn’t stop there:

1. I can still log in to my WordPress.com account, but my current site, beachcomberdr.com, is not listed. Instead, it’s showing two old sites that we haven’t used in years.
   
2. To make matters worse, I can’t even access the site at beachcomberdr.com anymore. It’s as if it’s vanished.
   
3. The new site I tried to redirect to, lascanasbeachretreat.com, isn’t showing up either.
   

Has anyone faced a situation like this? I’m extremely concerned that I may lose access to my website entirely. Any immediate advice or guidance would be invaluable right now.

Thanks so much for your time and help.

However, this filter does not work as intended. It behaves the same as “All”.
That is, I can not find any post with the “locked” date, unless I check all of my posts.

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How to reproduce it:
In the post editor, there is a “Lock Modified Date” switch to freeze the modified date.

Then, if any posts are switched to “lock”, the “Update Locked” filter will be shown on the post list.

Try to click that filter, and see if you can find the ones “locked”.

I need help. I cannot access Dashboard on my website since a few weeks now.

Error that shows up is “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”

Please advise.

https://capitalhomesinvestments.com/wp-admin/

I cannot access my WordPress Admin Panel
When I log on, I get a notice that “There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.”. I cannot access my site email and don’t know how to get to it.

The strange thing is that after some technical problems with Safari Cache, my website is up and running and visible.

But if I try to log on via WordPress to access the dashboard, it seems impossible and all I get is the ‘critical error’ message.

If anyone can throw some light on why this happening and what I need to do to remedy it I would be most grateful.

Thank you

dreemer