drriley

Have discovered what the problem is and posted a separate support question.

P.S. If not clear from previous post, I do in fact use Yoast SEO, including for sitemaps generation.

Issue resolved, and it was not related to this plugin.

Nevermind … after pressing “update options” about 10 times … it now has retained the changes. And I’m NOT having the same issue on other sites using the same plugin, so it must have just been a temp glitch associated with the one site.

I see that, among other things, there are a variety of typo_hyphenate entries, including a few for my sidebar widgets that I prob need to configure it to ignore.

Could you email me privately? It would likely be easier for me to create a temp admin acct through which you can directly view the settings.

DRRILEY at the mail place that begins with a G.

There are 298 entries with “typo” in the title, including about 50 that are clearly settings for the plugin, and then numerous entries starting with _transient_timeout_typo_+*****

Is there a particular entry, as it will take quite a while to copy/paste everything.

Thanks very much for the prompt and interested attention. Unfortunately I don’t have any sites that I haven’t now updated. I was, in any event, using the current version immediately prior to the update.

However … I have pasted the wp-admin/options.php typo* info (below), BECAUSE I am now experiencing another issue that I can’t determine the cause of and wondering if some how, some way – in any way, shape or form – could wp-typography have altered any code in a way that would result in the latest issue I am having, which is that I can no longer edit posts. The sites function, and the backend/admin functions EXCEPT for the edit post page (on all sites). Whether viewed in Chrome or Edge, local plugins on or off; I have one-by-one turned all WP plugins off, and then back on, with no resolution of the issue. I have cleared caches, paused CloudFlare and put it into development mode, and done everything else that I could think of, including adding CloudFlare rules to ignore the admin. I don’t know why just this single page (post edit) would be a problem, but it is a critical page, of course.

**I tried to find/copy anything associated with “typo” from the wp-admin/options.php file but there is none – I used the Notepad++ search function and visually reviewed the file – line by line – to determine that, indeed, there is no instance of the term ‘typo’ and nothing in the file that would appear to be associated with the plugin.

No, I was not. But I see the plugin was updated today, and this resolved the issue – although with some sites I still had to deactivate and then re-activate the plugin AFTER update, in order for the changes to take effect.

Nevermind. Thank you. I found what I needed.

Thank you. That worked.

Actually, it would appear the same problem exists with the previous version – except it doesn’t alert you by saying “something went wrong” – it just turns the share buttons back on after you turn them off.

I’m told it is the standard php handler (version 5) for CentOS.