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It was a CDN Caching issue. It’s been resolved after we purged the cache.

@xjsv They are all set to published. It’s very confusing because they show up on desktop, but not mobile. Can you send me a screenshot of what you’re seeing? These 4 recipes should be at the top:

Chickpea-Cookie Dough Dip
Sweet Potato and Black Bean Chili
Mediterranean Grilled Crostini Snacks
Tuscan Tuna, White Bean and Avocado Salad

For both Mobile and Desktop.

@xjsv Are you viewing it on an actual mobile device or just constraining your desktop browser to be mobile size?

The first four recipes on this page: https://zalliefamilymarkets.com/healthy-communities/all-recipes/recipe-category/on-air-eats/ are showing up on desktop and not mobile. The recipes are as follows

Chickpea-Cookie Dough Dip
Sweet Potato and Black Bean Chili
Mediterranean Grilled Crostini Snacks
Tuscan Tuna, White Bean and Avocado Salad

It specifically doesn’t show up on mobile devices. If you shrink your browser to emulate a phone screen, they will show up, but if you view it on an actual phone they are gone.

OK. Thanks for your input. I am using a Web Accessibility plugin that was replacing the “Title” tags with “Aria” tags. I’ve disabled that feature in the settings and the flags are now displaying properly.

Do you know the best way to update the child themes when using a Multi-site install? It doesn’t seem like I have the ability to adjust the Child Theme on a site-by-site basis.

Any help would be appreciated.

I never found a solution. It still happens intermittently. I don’t know why it’s happening.

Ditto.

It’s been happening for months for me. I’ve even tried installing fresh installs of sites and it still does it. I do believe that it’s a server setting… I just don’t know what to change. I’ve combed through multiple forums, but unfortunately, because it’s related to plugins updating, it’s difficult to find the accurate result on Google, because most of the results are related to plugin installation failures.

NOPE! I’ve been trying to fix it for months… I can’t seem to find a solution that works. If you find anything, please post it here. I thought initially it had to do with our LightSpeed Server, but even after switching to APACHE, the same issue is still there.

It’s very frustrating…

Yeah, I agree.. it does seems to update normally even though you can’t see the completion status. Although, when I have 6 tabs open updating the 50+ wordpress installations I now how, I’m worried that I may accidentally navigate away before it completes. The only way that I know that it’s done is by checking the favicon for the spinning circle (in Chrome).

I find it strange that no one else is experiencing this and that’s it quite random. Some sites on the same shared server running the same theme update normally, but others don’t. It’s been plaguing me for months. UGH.

Let me know if you discover anything additional.

Hello? Any update? I would really like to resolve this issue..

Uggh. I was really hopeful this time…

… I just upgraded my server to the latest build of lightspeed (5.3.4), but the update status still is not showing. Did you do anything else besides update the build?

Did you even find a solution to this? I have the same issue and I’m running a Lightspeed shared server as well. It’s been happening for months. I was hoping that it would be resolved with the upgrade to WordPress 5, but it has not.

I’ve tried searching for an answer for this for months, and can’t find anyone or anything that helps the situation. Any information that you could provide would be extremely helpful.

It’s very frustrating.

It’s been plaguing me for weeks!!! It’s so difficult to Google it, because there are so many article about plugins for WordPress, and it’s a very specific thing. It’s not like they don’t update, it’s just the bulk update screen.

Thanks for your insight, even though it hasn’t helped. I appreciate your efforts. I will let you know if I discover anything.

Yeah, I just tried it with another site that is not using Divi and it’s the same issue. So I assume it has something to do with the way that the the PHP is being parsed.

Right now I’m using a LightSpeed Server, and I think that may be the culprit. It has something to do with the FastCGI.. I think.

I’m going to keep digging…

We are running the latest version of PHP and MySQL, but I’m looking into the caching issue. We’re also using the DIVI theme on a lot of the sites. I wonder if that may be causing the issue…?

Have you ever worked with DIVI before?