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Thanks for the response. I am using this extension: Debugger for Google Analytics 4. Unfortunately I needed to finalize the project using the other plugin mentioned. I may try Site Kit again, and will open another thread with the information you mentioned if I have problems again.

Thanks for the response. I do have the custom taxonomy assigned to my custom post type. After I upload the csv and get to the Import tab, the dropdown shows my custom post type, but under taxonomy, only the standard category or tags are available to be selected.

In the article you referenced it talks about the pro version of the plugin. Do I need to purchase the pro version to just import the custom taxonomy data?

Thanks. Turns out the white screen was caused by a conflict with the Health Check & Troubleshooting Plugin. Ironic.

Thanks for the responses. Sorry I misspoke. The column I am referring to in the wp_options table is actually named rewrite_rules, not redirects. I’ve found recommendations to save permalinks in the settings, and to delete the content of the option_value field of the rewrite_rules column in the wp_options table. I’ve done both multiple times and the rewrite_rules data repopulates. I even set auto_load to no, and still the same issue. Again, these don’t exist any longer in the .htaccess file, and I am not using a caching or redirect plugin.

Oh – not updated in three years and no support for two. Dead plugin

Ok. I did notice the constant link extension in my research, but unfortunately I don’t think it will work for this project. The goal was to initially show a preferred set of items based on multiple variables, but then allow the user to modify that to their needs. Not a major issue but it would be a nice feature to have for some use cases. Thanks for your help, and your work and support of this great plugin!

Ok – perfect. That was the answer I was looking for. Thanks for your help, and the great plugin!

Same here. Site after production site auto upgrading to alpha release of 5.5.3. No beta tester plugin

@litehouse63 Great! Sounds like that is the way to go for the time being.

@litehouse63 – Ok Thanks

Sorry, not able to publish the URL on a public forum. If/when a form spam problem recurs I’ll need to look at another method to address it. @litehouse63 does the above code flag all submissions as not spam?

Yeah, I’m not sure why this happened. As I mentioned initially, before opening the page, beside the page title was the text “Classic Editor.” When opening the page to edit, it said something to the effect that this was a Beaver Builder page. The only way to recover the original code was to restore from backup. So any revisions that could indicate what happened were lost at that point.

Hopefully this was due to a plugin conflict or other anomaly and it doesn’t happen to other users. Luckily there was no content that actually used Beaver Builder on the site so deleting the plugin solved the issue.

The broken layout is due to inline styles being removed from the WP editor content. I’m not sure how if would have been possible for someone else to go in and activate beaver builder on this page without that content being stripped out.

As described in my initial post, when looking at the list of pages, the page in question was clearly tagged “Classic Editor,” but when opening it up to edit, I got the dialog that it was a beaver builder page. That in itself is not normal or expected behavior.

The only solution that worked for me was to deactivate/remove beaver builder from the site.

Well I worked around the issue, not really resolved it to my satisfaction. Would be good to get the akismet integration to work with PHP Mailer and not have to install and additional plugin. Maybe if someone else has this issue and has the time and ability to post the site URL, it can be resolved, if that is possible.

This is a client’s site, not mine, so I can’t provide that information. I did however install an SMTP plugin rather than using the default PHP mailer and that solved the problem.