HallMarc

Then what has happened is because you switched themes; the widgets areas and where they are placed in a layout is controlled withing the theme. You will need someone like [moderated – please stop soliciting work] the theme creators to customize your new theme or find a new widget area to put your Language switcher plugin.

It is definitely a plugin causing that issue; AddtoAny to be specific.

Here is where the issue lives:

<!-- AddToAny END -->
//--></script>

Try this; in your plugin directory wp-content/plugins/add-to-any/add-to-any.php search for this (around line 965 in my file)

. "\n//--></script>\n";

and replace that with this:

. "\n</script>\n";

And tell us if that fixes the issue.

Did you change the theme? Widget areas are usually defined in the themes own functions.php file

Have you looked at the db to see if there is content to be queried?

I see just the blank white page. I would like to help you repair this and then post the solution here when we are done. FoC.
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Looks like wpautop strikes again, maybe. Try this plugin “wpautop control”
It allows for granular control of this function and may solve this issue.

Wondering why this says it is “Resolved” when clearly it is not…

If you have it working now then you won’t need the other plugin. However, I forgot to recommend that you install CF7 to db plugin. This way all submissions will be stored in the db even if the email isn’t generating. No more lost forms.

Did you try any of the suggestions in this thread?

Another solution is to install the “WP-Mail-SMTP” plugin, activate it and then go to Settings > Email and input your settings. For Mailer setting I chose PHP instead of SMTP. SMTP tries to send internally which won’t work when MX records are set off site like for Gmail and Google Apps. The rest of the settings are not needed as it states in the settings page. Run a test email and see if it goes through now.

Install the “WP-Mail-SMTP” plugin, activate it and then go to Settings > Email and input your settings. For Mailer setting I chose PHP instead of SMTP. SMTP tries to send internally which won’t work when MX records are set off site like for Gmail and Google Apps. The rest of the settings are not needed as it states in the settings page. Run a test email and see if it goes through now.

Install the “WP-Mail-SMTP” plugin, activate it and then go to Settings > Email and input your settings. For Mailer setting I chose PHP instead of SMTP. SMTP tries to send internally which won’t work when MX records are set off site like for Gmail and Google Apps. The rest of the settings are not needed as it states in the settings page. Run a test email and see if it goes through now.

Another solution is to install the “WP-Mail-SMTP” plugin, activate it and then go to Settings > Email and input your settings. For Mailer setting I chose PHP instead of SMTP. SMTP tries to send internally which won’t work when MX records are set off site like for Gmail and Google Apps. The rest of the settings are not needed as it states in the settings page. Run a test email and see if it goes through now.

Wow, I completely missed that typo! Thank you for pointing it out. I kept thinking it was strange that it was complaining about receiving 2 params.

Just in case anyone else needs this answer:

Where you put these option tags is important. For instance, for the exclusive option to work on the checkboxes it needs to be placed right before the list of options. Same with the field name, it needs to be placed right after the type. Here is an example:
[checkbox fruit label_first exclusive "Orange" "Apple" "Grapes"]