Roy

I’ve added an htaccess file to the uploads folder for now.

I just updated to the latest version with the alignment fix. When I remove the alignment custom css snippet, the text still jumps to centered.

A bit odd, since there’s an alignment setting that seems to be passed by. Anyway, the CSS snippet works great, so thanks again.

Here seems to be a conflict with the blocks on the main page / container. All are set to align left, but those on the sidebar all center.

That helps some. I would prefer the blank lines between two entries to be gone entirely. Maybe all the </div>s cause them.
I only now see that with the WPLP shortcodes in a widget, the font is different from a ‘native’ widget. Now I’m going to have to see where that comes from (but my CSS isn’t that good).

Even ‘odder’. My calendars just showed up again. I’ve reverted to 6.4.5 over an hour ago.
So… to update or not to update, that’s the question.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Roy.

Not a rollback, but a database restore? That’s odd though, since all my events look just fine in the dashboard. Did the update remote that table or something?
I doubt I’ll have a recent database backup…………

Reverting to 4.6.5 doesn’t bring back the views. All events seem to still be correct in the dashboard, there’s just no view of them anymore.

Yep, it seems that there’s a mistake in 4.6.7.

I turned it around. The servicedesk employer used www urls in WP admin. When I remove www, both variations revert to non-www and load. Fine with me!

Thank you for your reply. My private websites are hosted at the same host and I also have a network there with partial mapped sites. Also then I needed the help of the host. The same guy who helped me back then (a few years back) was one respondent of my call and yesterday he again fixed things. For a large part that is, since now the non-www urls refer to the main website and the www urls to the correct website. But, it’s much better than before.
The strange (and frustrating) thing is that he doesn’t seem to do anything different from myself, but in case case it does work…

There’s some more debugging to do though, so thanks for that first link.

Most problems are solved but one. When I log in to the main website, after login in the domain name is repeated in the url and the login page simply reloads. This undoubtedly has to do with me changing urls. Any suggestions as to where to look?

The Really Simple SSL plugin seems to solve that problem.

Argh. When I’m not logged in, images won’t load (but I can open them successfully in a new tab) and when I try to save something, I’m notified that I’m probably offline…………

Yes, the last mistake was that I forgot https:// in wp-options.
Most if fine now, I’m going to do some more testing.