Remon de Vries

@gabrielpreda I agree, its a strange issue. I did get it resolved for myself though. I turned off all the plugins and then turned them back on and that seem to be resolving the issue for me.

Its a strange way to have to be solved but it worked for me. Maybe it works for someone else too.

I have this same problem, but I was not able to resolve this by removing the facebook link. Is there someone from the dev team who can either point me into the right direction or look into this?

Thats why it should only be useful for a local installation. It is not for staging/production just to streamline a development workflow.

But its not possible to setup a installation of WordPress with a custom route to a plugin folder without hacking the WordPress core?

@sterndata thanks for the quick responds, I do run versions of WordPress multisite . But running this on a local system can quickly become very slow when you have a large network.

Thats why I wonder if its possible to make WordPress look to a remote location in order to load plugins.

I have a client who has more then 40 shipping methods, in this current situation this gets a little crowded. How would you advice on handeling this?

Thanks in advance!

This was the problem, I wasn’t aware that there was a folder named Admin in my theme folder. Thank you so much for the tip!

So a tip for everybody:
There are also things in your theme that relate to the back-end of this plugin.

I would like to know if this is possible too. It be a very powerful feature!

I would love to find this out too so i can put this into a layout rather then using de text editor in wp.