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Hi, @kenshigo ! Gosh, that does sound annoying. ?? When you say keywords, do you mean tags?

Does this happen no matter what browser you’re using? It might be worth testing in a private/incognito window, to eliminate the possibility of interference from a browser extension.

It’s also possible a WordPress plugin or theme is causing an issue. In that case, I recommend the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin. It will let you test the post editor with all plugins disabled in your browser only —?the site will continue to perform as expected for visitors.

Let me know if those steps help!

Hi, @soyeong38 !

It sounds like you have two different but similar tables in your MySQL database: wp_users and wpTest_users. Which one is used by your WordPress site is determined by the table prefix in your wp-config.php file. You can read more about that in this documentation.

If the prefix is wp_, then only the users in wp_users can log into your site; if the prefix is wpTest_, then it’ll use the wpTest_users table instead.

Does this help?

Hi, @drrxbracho ! Thank you for the report. Could you confirm what app or browser you’re using, and what sort of device (iOS or Android)?

Hi, @mafiaruby ! Thanks for pointing out that you enabled the checkbox for administration of plugins — good to eliminate that as a possible troubleshooting step.

The fact that you can’t see pages either is odd, though. What can you see when logged into a subsite?

Just to be sure, are you logged into the subsites as an admin or higher? The experience you’re describing sounds more like a subscriber, which is the default role for subsites. Maybe you need to go into the primary site’s user administration and add yourself to each subsite.

Witaj, @panas2 ! Czy mog? odpowiedzie? po angielsku?

I see what you mean about the Google and Facebook icons being white! Are you using a plugin to add those icons? Maybe it has some settings you can adjust to make the icons more visible.

Otherwise, if you add this custom CSS to your Customizer, it may help by giving the white icons a black background:

.social_ico {
background-color:black;
}

Szia @tarsolykata1 ! Válaszolhatok angolul?

Were you editing your site’s front page when the issue occurred? If so, you may be able to revert that page to before the change. Take a look at this documentation about revisions and see if that helps!

Hi, @travelifyou ! The preview link you shared works only for your site admins, but I’ll try to help without being able to see the post.

If you click the three lines in the top-left of the post editor, you’ll get a list view of all your blocks. Does your shortcode box appear where you want it to be? Can you drag and drop it to reposition it?

Or does the shortcode appear on the top of the post, no matter where the block is listed?

Probably Mailchimp, though RSS is a legacy feature available only to users who are already using it. Other email service providers (ESPs) like ActiveCampaign offer active support for RSS.

LGTM!! ??

I use the VSEL sidebar widget and would love to replicate similar output via RSS. Exactly what you’ve outlined would accomplish that!

Cool! Thank you for considering my feature request. ??

I downgraded from PHP 8.1.11 to 7.4.32, and that has indeed resolved the issue. ??

It’s odd, though — I have other WordPress sites on the same server and hosting plan, also running PHP 8.1.11, and they have no issue accessing the widgets. ??

Hi, @codersantosh! After installing and activating that plugin, I’m still unable to access the widgets screen. Here’s the error:

[23-Oct-2022 16:30:34 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught TypeError: array_merge(): Argument #7 must be of type array, null given in /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-includes/widgets.php:1342
Stack trace:
#0 /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-includes/widgets.php(1342): array_merge(Array, Array, Array, Array, Array, Array, NULL)
#1 /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-admin/widgets-form.php(121): retrieve_widgets()
#2 /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-admin/widgets.php(34): require('/wordpress/core...')
#3 {main}
  thrown in /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-includes/widgets.php on line 1342
[23-Oct-2022 16:30:34 UTC] PHP Deprecated:  strpos(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($haystack) of type string is deprecated in /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-includes/functions.php on line 7037
[23-Oct-2022 16:30:34 UTC] PHP Deprecated:  str_replace(): Passing null to parameter #3 ($subject) of type array|string is deprecated in /wordpress/core/6.0.3/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2164


		
	

Thanks!

I’ve seen other plugins that import from competitors, such as Yoast / AIOSEOP / Rank Math. I wasn’t sure if such were possible here, too.

I appreciate the confirmation!

Cool! All set here. Thanks!