swayam.tejwani

Hi @johnexp,

You can use gravity form plugin to achieve this, it supports shortcode inside value field of text input, hope this helps.

Hi @stephunique

It seems like you have too many columns on posts listing page in backend. At the top, you will find screen options, you can try uncheck some of them and see if it resolves the issue.

Thanks,
Swayam

Here is the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vuZz8uqtuNaJuzFdzK0UkmHIXrZOkB3o/view

Hi, am attaching screenshot of the error am getting. Also, pls find below information as required

PHP: 8.0
WordPress: 6.1.1
The Events Calendar
Event Tickets: 5.5.4
Event Tickets Plus: 5.6.3
Theme: devdmbootstrap3

I tried deactivating plugin and switching to default theme. There is no plugin/theme conflict I found but as soon as I downgrade PHP version to 7.4 it works fine.
Please help!

I dont think we can help you out over here as this seems to be more specific with bluehost, you can check with their support or you can hire a wordpress dev to do the job for you.

Seems like it needs to be custom coded and by default we dont have categories in pages but posts.

I think the problem is happening because you have page & category with the same name “travel” so instead of going to this url https://harithanukala.com/category/travel/ the page is redirecting it to https://harithanukala.com/travel/ you can either delete that page or rename the slug, let us know if that solves the issue.

using css

li.current-menu-item{display:none;}

You can try by switching to default wordpress theme like 2022 and check if it resolves the issue or temporarily disable all plugins and check if error resolved

Seems like you’re using Elementor and there is setting for overlay in that, you can remove it from there.

As its custom theme we’re not sure about what code used for WP_Query but I think you can check by resetting permalinks in settings->permalinks and just save the settings. If this doesnt work, may be the next step would be to check with conflict with any plugin.

You can install wordpress zip on folder on your live domain which will act as subdomain, setup wordpress over there. Once you’re done with development, copy the files and db from subdomain and migrate on other server where you want to host it.

In Elementor, you get safe mode, check enabling it makes the page work?

@sc00t I think that would require custom code to achieve this, not sure if any plugin provides such function.

I think you can try with re-installing wordpress core files on server? Also try switching to default wp theme and see if it works?
I think the above 2 steps can narrow down debugging