jason4locations

Is it WP-Sweep?

Would you please recommend a database cleanup plugin that would work?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by jason4locations.

When I edit posts and pages, the “Edit with Elementor” button is there. It looks like Elementor is still in my plugins page, with the word “Deactivate.“ When I click on Deactivate, a rectangle stays around it.

If you are talking about SiteOrigin’s Page Builder, that theme brags about it being a powerful plugin, so I’m confused. Would you explain, please?

Thanks, but for some reason, I think I can do that with the other plugins, but not with the Elementor plugin.

I got it figured out.

I’m interested in what Shea Bunge said about the problem being that snippets get run across each page of my website. The default is to run snippet everywhere, but if I chose to only run it in the administration area, or on site front-end, would that fix the problem (with the code that is above)?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by jason4locations.

Thanks, barnez, for giving me so much information so quickly. It worked.

Which file should I make a backup of? Is a plugin the easiest way to make the backup? If so, could you recommend a plugin?

Should I start a new topic if I want to get the code (which is above) that caused the problem to work? Please know that I am a beginner, so while safer is better than easier, easier is better than efficient, elegant, etc..

I got back into my site using my host’s control panel, but I’m still interested in whether a shortcode function or an action hook would be easier.

I thought https://dancing4locations.org/?snippets-safe-mode=true was working before, but now it isn’t. What do you think changed?

Should I try UpdraftPlus’s restore option?

?snippets-safe-mode=true didn’t work with Debug by SoniNow Team.

Safe mode got me into plugins. If I can turn on error reporting using a plugin, would you please recommend a plugin?

At https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-edit-wp-config-php-file-in-wordpress/ it says that since wp-config.php contains a lot of sensitive information, it is recommended that you don’t mess with this file unless you have absolutely no other choice. If the safest way is to turn on error reporting, how do I do that?

Thanks.

Where is wp-config.php?

Would a shortcode function or action hook be easier? Are there instruction on how to do it for beginners?

I’m pretty sure I was having trouble logging out of another website, and not this one, before. In fact, I’m very sure, because I remember trying to figure out how the site looked when no one was logged in. I might be having trouble logging out now because of the snippet.