mizotec

Hi again,

So here’s the my observations after some more testing.

If I create the post manually, then all is good.

If the post is created using a script (which most of my posts do) then the problem happens. When checking the Permalink manager within the post I find the ‘native slug’ field empty. If I copy the Current URI into the native slug then the page starts to work.

I’m using “wp_publish_post($post->ID);” to publish the posts I create using my scripts, but there are other posts created on the fly by other plugins, and those too have empty native slug fields.

So when I generated the native slugs earlier using your tool all the existing posts started working, but then later on all the newer ones had the same issue.

Hope this helps clarify the issue.

Thanks for your help.

Deactivating the plugin I noticed the permalinks were really messed up.

I regenerated the native slugs using the tools and that seems to have fixed the broken urls for now. I’ll check again once the the daily summary get generated.

BTW, I also noticed that if I try to access the post using the post_ID the old urls work but the new ones don’t

https://www.mediformatica.com/?page_id=20736

vs

https://www.mediformatica.com/?page_id=17518

OK, I disabled the plugin and emptied the page cache.

If I’m not logged in the links now give a 404 error. Old URLs work fine.

If I’m logged in then the URL redirect to the home page (https://www.mediformatica.com)

I left it disabled for now.

I had a look at some other posts on the forum and was able to figure out the custom CSS to make WP Dark mode work on the Free version to support the Hueman theme. This also works on mobile devices with expanding/collapsing sidebars.

There was no need to change any background images.

I’m posting it here for reference. The colors below work for my website.

.wp-dark-mode-active .body{
background: #2b2d2e !important;
}
.wp-dark-mode-active .main-inner{
background: #2b2d2e !important;
}
.wp-dark-mode-active .sidebar {
background: #2b2d2e !important;
}
.wp-dark-mode-active .content {
background: #242525 !important;
}

Ok, thank you.

This means I won’t be able to use WP Dark Mode’s free version as this seems to be a premium option.

Hi @abirpathak

I’m using the Hueman theme too and I have a problem if the sidebar content is isn’t long enough to fill the entire height of the page, then the underlying light background color fills up the bottom part of the sidebar.

I’m using the free version.

Would you be able to share the custom CSS you’ve written to solve the issue you encountered with the Hueman theme?

https://www.mediformatica.com/mobihealthnews/news-aggregator/frequent-news/8316/roundup-dozee-surglasses-get-510k-clearances-and-more-briefs/

Another Update
As a temporary fix I’ve added the following to my Redis config in wp-config.php

define( ‘WP_REDIS_IGNORED_GROUPS’, [
“nb_post_queries”
] );

This is probably disabling the Nimble Builder cache but everything works fine and my site is much quicker now with object caching.

Here’s an update
I installed REDIS object cache and tried using it with the Redis plugin but I still get the same issue I had above whenever I enable object caching.