adamcosta

UPDATE:

I merely unchecked “Ping Yahoo! and Ping Ask.com” then saved the results. Now the 404 error is gone but this problem remains:

The https://trekity.com/post-sitemap.xml shows a blank screen (not a 404 page).

Any ideas?

Hi All,

I’m having the same issue and have noticed that there has been no resolution. I just thought I’d check back to see if anyone had figured out a work around?

I have an extensive navigation menu based on all the regions and countries in the world. When I try to save the menu it hangs and then gives me an error message. I can’t go back and make any changes to the menu as it won’t update?

I tried removing the following code (line 484 and 485) from the nav-menus.php file as I saw it in another post, but it didn’t work?

<input type=”hidden” name=”menu” id=”nav-menu-meta-object-id” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( $nav_menu_selected_id ); ?>” />
<input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”add-menu-item” />

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Adam

Yes, I think you’re right.

I just got off the phone with our Content Delivery Network, and he mentioned the script is pulling images from our server rather than our Content Delivery Network.

Somehow, we need to change the script so it pulls images from the CDN (which I need to figure out how to do).

I really appreciate you taking a look. Not a developer, so I’m trying to wrap my head around the problem.

I’ll look into Add This, too.

By “social media stuff” do you mean the share bar on the right hand side? Or the links to social sites in the footer?

I assume it’s the former… if so, how could I speed it up, since it’s pulling info from third party sites?

And regarding the cache, the homepage will randomly serve up articles (whether they’re brand new or a few months old). Do you think caching the homepage would therefore slow the site down?

Thanks for your response. I’ll do that asap.

What other optimizations can I implement?