Julien G.

Hi Stef,

I wrote to you on the contact form.
Thanks!

Hello !

Thanks for your advice, I finally figured out what was causing the problem.
The “Responsive Gallery Grid” plugin was causing a conflict and blocking “non-admin” users.

So it wasn’t your plugin that was at fault.

Have a nice day

Any help please ?

Hi,

As I said, the “Can access wp-admin?” option is already activated for autors and editors. That’s the first thing I’ve checked.

But it doesn’t work, authors and editors don’t have access to any area of the administration. All url with /wp-admin/ in it is blocked.

They can’t even access their profile page, or create posts. When I said articles, I meant posts…

I don’t use any other role management plugin.

So what’s wrong ?

Thanks for your help.

Any help please ?

I couldn’t say better than Alias79.

This plugin has always worked for me for years, and I’m one of the lucky ones that it still works.

Whatever your decision, thank you Joe for all this work and the quality of this extension.

Don’t understand.. It works fine for me now after creating new API keys..

Maybe it works for me because I pay Twitter Blue ? ??

Hello,

I created new API keys and it works again.
But until when… ??

Thank you for your feedback, guys.

I’ll wait for an answer from the dev, but it doesn’t look good. ??

Hello,

sorry but it’s not solved.
The issue is always the same.

Hello Mehdi,

ok, will wait a few days and let you know if something changed !

Best regards
Julien

Hi bruceallen !

I solved the first thing (www), and cleared all caches.

But google insights keeps telling me about images that aren’t in next generation (weBp) format…

The problem is mostly on the home page, I don’t have any alert on the articles pages.

capture here : https://ibb.co/GFDM76b

Thanks for your help
Julien

I precise it’s only on mobile.

That’s it, it only show the image after I run it through Twitter’s Card Validator…

Ok, thanks for your help.

I tried to publish my articles without using the plugin ‘WP to Twitter’ as you asked me to, but the problem happened again.

As you can see on my screenshot, the image doesn’t appear in Twitter, while the og:image is well specified in the article source code…

screen : https://ibb.co/Kb3TkPy

I had to force it to appear with the Twitter card validator tool.

I don’t understand why it does that. :/