Jayson Gumanid

Hello @annerobinson sorry to hear the issue still persists. I can see you are using CoBlocks, are you using it frequently? Was it up to date?

If you could send a screenshot of the issue, it would be very helpful.

Hello @annerobinson sounds like you got it fixed by removing extra attributes to your html code. Is that right?

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks for the update @amarumedina

May I suggest you try the above suggestions?
1. Turning off the caching plugin you have. Kindly revert the wpconfig.php line to “define(‘WP_CACHE’, false);”

2. Force resources to load in HTTPS with WP Force SSL plugin.

Then let us know how it goes.

Hello @annerobinson

I’m sorry to hear your recent experience with the block editor. Was there any events that happened before this issue appeared? Like updated a plugin or the theme?

Looks like your site is now fixed. Could be the caching plugin indeed

Hello @amarumedina

I’m sorry to hear about your styling issue on your website’s homepage.

Upon checking, it seemed you are serving the stylesheet on the homepage using unsecured url. The browser sees this as mixed content, thus blocking the stylesheet and scripts from being loaded.

To explain plainly, if you remove the ‘s’ on your site’s https, the style loads because they are all serve uniformly: https://monosnap.com/file/AZjrAtU69xO60m8vGxpYmMgjqc7cA0
try clicking: https://travellingmedinas.com

What you can do is replace the unsecured stylesheet on your homepage: from HTTP to HTTPS. Did you hard code the homepage yourself?

You have two options:
1. Force resources to load in HTTPS with WP Force SSL plugins.

2. This can also be done with Search And Replace plugin, look for instance of HTTP and replace with HTTPS, but tread carefully as it will modify the Database.

Let me know how it goes or if you need further assistance.

Hey @mrroccojr,

Would you mind sharing a link to your old Drupal site or a screenshot of the layout?

Based on your description, this is definitely achievable in WordPress without coding by using the right combination of plugins. Having a visual reference would help ensure we provide spot-on guidance tailored to your setup.

Looking forward

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Jayson Gumanid.

Hey @kiyaanix

1. Are you using the latest version of @wordpress/components?
2. What version of WordPress and Gutenberg are you using? BoxControl was introduced in WordPress 5.9. If you’re using an older version, it may not be available.
3. Can you console log BoxControl before rendering? Try adding:console.log(BoxControl); If it logs undefined, it likely means the package is missing or outdated.
4. Have you tried using the full padding object (including left & right)? Sometimes an incomplete object structure can cause issues.

Let me know how it goes

Hello @webcomm curious, what theme did you initially used?

Hello @kayworks45 you’re off to a good start, you need to point your new domain to your server, where you currently have your WordPress installed.

You will need to take note of your host’s Nameservers. You will use those when pointing your namecheap bought domain to your server.

Hello @kayworks45 if you changed your WordPress domain straight from the WordPress dashboard and there’s no such wordpress installed for that, then a common result would be resources being be broken. Similarly if you changed your Site domain and it’s not yet configured to your host, then it would result in redirection loop.

Try reverting it back by accessing:
1. PHPmyadmin then
2. Look for your database name then expand by clicking the + icon (if you don’t know, try checking your wpconfig.php)
3. then look for wp_option (expand it by + icon)
4. edit the siteurl or the home URL back to its original domain (whichever you edited)

Alternatively, you can add the following code below in your wpconfig.php above somewhere that tells you to ‘stop editing’. Do this via FTP / File Manager access:

define('WP_HOME', 'https://olddomain.com');
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://olddomain.com');

See if it works

Hello @rabailahmad951 can you tell us more about the problem.

Hi @alinasanatomy25 ,

It sounds like there are a couple of things going on. First, for the menu showing old items and a bullet list, it might help to check if your theme’s menu settings are configured properly. Go to Appearance > Menus> Manage Location in your WordPress dashboard and make sure the correct menu is assigned to the “Main Menu” location.

For the homepage issue, double-check under Settings > Reading, your homepage displays as “A Static Page” and that the correct page is set as your homepage. If everything looks good there, and you’re still seeing the old version after clearing the cache, try these:

1. Clear your browser cache and cookies.
2. Purge the cache on any caching plugins you’re using (like WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache).
3. If your hosting has server-level caching (like SiteGround or Cloudflare), clear that cache too.

If it still doesn’t update, try disabling caching plugins temporarily to see if that resolves it. Let us know how it goes! ??

Hi nexus0410,

Thanks for explaining the issue in detail—it really helps! It sounds like the homepage might not be correctly assigned after the migration, or there could be a lingering issue with the WordPress setup. Let’s try a few steps to get this sorted out:

1. Check Your Homepage Settings
   Go to Settings > Reading in your WordPress dashboard and ensure the correct page is set as the homepage. If it’s already selected, try reassigning it:
   a. Set it to “Your latest posts” and save.
   b. Then switch it back to “A static page” and reselect your intended homepage. Save again
2. Inspect the Homepage in the Pages Section
   Head to Pages and find the page assigned as the homepage. Edit it and ensure the correct content is present. Also, double-check the page’s URL slug (it should match what’s set as the homepage).
3. Check for Cache Issues
   If you’re using a caching plugin or a server-side cache, clear it completely. Sometimes caches hold onto old data, especially after migrations.
4. Permalink Structure
   You mentioned you already validated permalinks, which is great. Just to be thorough, go to Settings > Permalinks and hit “Save Changes” again without making any changes. This refreshes the permalinks.
5. Theme and Template Issues
   If the homepage is using a specific page template (like “Homepage”), it’s possible the template didn’t migrate correctly. Go to Appearance > Editor or check your theme files to ensure the correct template is in place. Switch to a default theme like Storefront to test if the content reappears.
6. Database Sync Issue
   Since this is a migration, the homepage ID or other related database entries might not have synced properly. You could try re-saving the page content or recreating the homepage as a new page, then assigning it as the homepage under Settings > Reading.
7. Debugging for Errors
   If none of the above works, enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php file to see if there are any errors on the homepage. Here’s what to add:
   
   define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
   
   Check the debug log in wp-content/debug.log for clues.

Let me know how it goes or if you notice anything unusual after trying these steps. If the issue persists, feel free to share any error messages or findings, and we’ll dig deeper! ??

Cheers,
Jayson

Hey Noah,

Thanks for sharing your concern! It sounds like you’re using Gutenberg, based on your mention of editing old text blocks, but can you confirm that for me? Also, are these titles within specific tags or styled a certain way already (like bold, headings, etc.), or are they just part of the plain text?

Once I have a bit more detail, I can guide you on the best way to automate this and save you a ton of time! Let me know.