cprice2437

Thanks for response, but I have removed your plugin and replaced it with another that works (Business Hours) so cannot now provide a screenshot.

What was happening was that in any widget area the plugin would not display the opening hours at all – just a small ‘icon’ that WP puts in place of an image file or widget it can’t display.

No matter how many settings changes I made or which widget area I put the widget I got the same response – a title and a small ‘media icon’ that signifies that the widget can’t display.

So pretty hopeless really.

I could probably load the plugin again and replicate the problem, but I have a working alternative so I don’t really want to do this.

Whatever – it needs fixing. I am using WP 3.9.1 and everything else on the site works fine.

It was AG Custom Admin. I use this on a lot of sites, so best check them all.

Clive

Allen,

First one I blocked solved the problem! Thanks for your help.

Clive

Allen, I suppose it may be that. We did some plugin updates on December 1st but we have been able to log in since then (I think).

I will delete some of the updated plugins sequentially and see if that gets me in.

Thanks

Clive Price

Thanks for the response – regrettably this is probably more coding than I want to do – I am not a PHP coder. Shame.

Thanks very much. I will research and try it out.

esmi,

Thanks for link. Not really any help to me to be honest as I had seen this already.

I have now manually un-installed every element of the horribly pervasive suite of programmes that were downloaded with the web-platform installer including over 1500 registry entries!!

Before doing this I had another go at installing with exactly the same results – I wrote down every password at every stage of the process and still the same inability to access localhost. Life’s too short – I am reverting to a better way..

CP