sidelancer

Hey,

The reason it appears fine is because I turned off the +/- image in the toggle through your theme options.

But like I said, changing the toggle background should not be doing anything to the +/- image. It’s a small error somewhere in the code.

Yeah I changed the background color of the toggle to gray. But that shouldn’t do anything to the +/- image.

I tried changing it through both the options and in html and the image still shows up as broken. This only started happening with the recent update so I think there’s a small error in the code somewhere.

Sorry if that was unclear, I mean that my website and dashboard start working again when I disable all plugins. But I know it’s not just one plugin that is causing the issue, but about HALF of my plugins seem to cause the website to break…which suggests it’s not just a bad plugin issue. Is it likely that an outdated theme can cause this?

Go into your cpanel (you can find the login info for it in the email from your hosting company when you first bought the hosting), go to file manager, find the folder for your website, go to wp-content, and rename “plugins” to “plugins.h”. This will disable all your plugins and allow you to log into the dashboard.

After this, rename the folder back to normal, and you will be able to turn on any plugins you want again. If you know 100% that adblock notify is causing the issue, go inside the “plugins” folder and rename ONLY the adblock notify folder.

Yeah I’ve crossed out browser and plugin caching. I am using CDN thing (I’m not too knowledgeable about how it works) through my host – Cloudflare. So it’s either my web host or Cloudflare, but I’m not 100% sure how to check. I did send in a support ticket though.

I didn’t get that from a thread, I wrote that. I just use it a lot and don’t mind when others do. ??

Haha nevermind.

Anyway, I just put in a ticket with my hosting company an hour ago and it seems to be fixed. Thanks for taking the time to help people free of charge by the way!

Yeah that’s exactly what I tried earlier today. I got that from the same thread you did too. No changes though :/

I have the same exact problem with plugins “page not found” error. I tried manually updating to 4.3 and it didn’t do anything , I still get the error when trying to click on plugins. I think this may be caused by a plugin we both have that was recently updated and somehow not compatible with wordpress 4.2.x.

Bump, I manually uploaded 4.3 to my website thinking it would fix things. If I go to plugins or updates it still gives me the “page not found” error.

Log into your cpanel, find your website name, go to wp-content, then rename plugins to plugins.hold and /wp-content/themes/{your theme} to /wp-content/themes/{your theme}.hold. This will disable your theme/plugins so you can see if one of those is conflicting with WP.

Iggracey, try barnez’ method, it worked for me.

If I keep the .hold in the name, I can’t access the “plugins” tab in my admin panel. If I remove .hold then it kicks me out completely and I can’t login. So how do I check which plugin is the problem?

I renamed my plugins folder and was able to login. But how do I check which plugin is responsible for the problem? If I rename the folder back to plugin I can’t access the site again.

I’m just glad it isn’t something I did. Thanks ??

Wondering the same thing. I tried using firebug and spent a couple hours looking through the CSS but couldn’t find anything.