• Resolved arbessa

    (@arbessa)


    Hi team, simple question: How do I re-activated admin pages disable from the Settings UI by mistake?

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  • Plugin Author Jason Bahl

    (@jasonbahl)

    @arbessa what admin pages did you disable, and how did you disable them?

    Thread Starter arbessa

    (@arbessa)

    Hi Jason, tks for the replay!
    Seams that the awnsers is here, but I don’t know how to aply it:?https://www.wpgraphql.com/filters/graphql_disable_admin

    I can’t see this page.

    My screen is like this:

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by arbessa.
    Thread Starter arbessa

    (@arbessa)

    I tried add_filter( ‘graphql_show_admin’,’__return_true’ ); on functions.php but no results

    Thread Starter arbessa

    (@arbessa)

    Also tried to disable all plugins

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by arbessa.
    Thread Starter arbessa

    (@arbessa)

    Can’t see GraphQL IDE on top also…. Any sugestions?

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by arbessa.
    Plugin Author Jason Bahl

    (@jasonbahl)

    @arbessa what user role are you logged in as? I believe some of these pages have limits to users with “manage_options” capabilities. If you’re not logged in as an Admin, some things might not show?

    Also, can you try in a plain WordPress environment with a default theme and no other plugins and see if the issue still exists? Then maybe activate other plugins one at a time?

    I’m curious if there’s some sort of conflict with another plugin?

    Plugin Author Jason Bahl

    (@jasonbahl)

    Marking resolved as there’s been no response. My thought is that this is related to being logged in as a user role that doesn’t have proper capabilities.

    If you believe there’s a bug that can be consistently reproduced, please open an issue on the GitHub repo: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/issues/new

    I’m also having the same problem with GraphQL’s blank page but I can see the page content in the DOM and it’s invisible because of the DOM markup added to the <b> tag and not a child of the wrap class #wpbody-content . and that apply css display:none from app.css can you please fix this?
    For reference find attached screenshots and below css

    #wpbody-content>:not(.wrap)?{
       display: none;
    }
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