Urielts

Hey Sumit,

Is there anyway you could send me a larger screenshot? The image size is only 300 x 133 and when I zoom in the integrity of the characters is diminished.

I appreciate your continued help!

Edit: I realized I could replace medium with large on the file link and was able to make the adjustments.

I updated a couple of the websites and reverted back to the wp_content call alone. Everything seems to be running smoothly now. Will you be implementing this as a change in an upcoming version?

@luchiii Thanks for your comment as it seems that’s the path they went here.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Urielts.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Urielts.

Hey Sumit,

1. WordPress version: 6.0.1
2. PHP version: 7.4.29
3. Database version (not sure what you want here?) MySQL Version: 5.7.26
4. Error log if available. – No error log

This specific website is hosted with GoDaddy through a Managed WordPress plan. However, we have websites hosting through Bluehost having the same issue that I’ve had to modify the wp_content call, all with similar versions of WordPress and PHP / MySQL.

Hey Sumit,

Thank you for the reply! I can provide a list of plugins we’re using on one of the website’s having this issue, but as for the update process, it’s simply just updating the plugins through the WP dashboard.

Plugin List:
Advanced Custom Fields PRO
Akismet Anti-Spam
Autoptimize
BackupBuddy
Contact Form 7
Contact Form DB
Crazy Egg
Favicon by RealFaviconGenerator
Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights
LayerSlider WP
Redirection
Responsive Menu
WordPress Force HTTPS
WP Rollback
Yoast SEO

Additionally, I was tinkering around and have come up with a workaround that is now showing the content again.

Previously, on the front-page.php & page.php files we were simply using the following call to display the page content:
<?php the_content(); ?>

Updating the code to the following seems to be displaying the page content again:

<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
the_content();
endwhile; endif; ?>

Hope this information gives you a better idea of what’s happening. In the meantime, I’ll update the sites that I can with the new content call.

Experiencing the exact same issue. In our case, we updated WP version and plugin version but the blocks appeared to be fine and working, however, we started experiencing an issue with the events saving properly, we were getting a JSON error. To troubleshoot this we installed the classic editor plugin and activated. The event pages were able to save in classic view, so we deactivated the classic editor plugin to look into the error further.

This is when we started getting an error message on events stating that the various tribe/event blocks were not registered. We tried deactivating and reactivating to no avail. We deleted and reinstalled each of the TEC plugins and are now getting the “Your site doesn’t include support for the various tribe/event blocks”.

I’ve attempted to follow your steps above, but we are still getting a blank white screen when attempting to add a new event with the block editor enabled. Additionally, the event pages seems to be saving fine now, but unfortunately we can’t view any of the blocks are currently exist since we see the error messages instead.

Hey guys, touching base, any ideas on this?

Perfect, thank you so much!

Absolutely, but you must already have the chat loaded on your website.

Open Chat in New Window Example:
<a href="javascript:void($zopim.livechat.window.openPopout())">Open chat in new window</a>

Show Chat Window Example:
<a href="javascript:void($zopim.livechat.window.show())">Show chat window</a>

For more information on the Java calls:
https://api.zopim.com/files/meshim/widget/controllers/liveChatAPI/Window-js.html