Riad Benguella

Great ??

Ok, if it’s still a white screen, we have to fine another option. You can enable it again I think (it was not a good path).

If you have access to the database, you could try to retrieve the content from the database (posts table with id 776). If that’s not possible or too technical for you, maybe you can install “classic editor” plugin which would disable Gutenberg and enable the old WP editor where you may be able to retrieve the HTML (HTML tab)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

Ok, so try “disabling the visual editor” and accessing the page once again.

You can disable the visual editor by going to your user profile “/wp-admin/profile.php”

(Of course don’t forget to reenable it later if/when we fix your issue)

@sbnz99 No, the HTML that is output in the frontend is “cleaned” from blocks… so I won’t be able to reproduce using that, I need the content that is saved. You can see it on the “code editor” when editing your page.

WordPress and its plugins are translated by the community and for each “locale/language” there are moderators that accept proposed translations. If you want to help translating the Gutenberg plugin, locale your locale in the this page and propose translations for the missing strings.

Hi there! it’s very hard to tell based on this error. You can try disabling any plugins you have (specially blocks that may extend the editor). Also if you can provide us with the HTML that causes this error. (HTML of your template or page).

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

I’m sorry @jabranmessage I didn’t understand your problem now, can you clarify a bit more.

@maria-krapivko It really depends on your host provider, but if you can download the wp-content/themes/zacundo folder, this would help us debug further.

If that’s too complex, you can go to “Tools > Theme File Editor” in the WordPress dashboard and then on the right sidebar under “theme files”, navigate to “framework” > “core” and locate the “class.admin.php” and maybe you can share that file with us or the line 301 of that file.

This second option is less effective but we’ll only see a partial picture of the problem but may help us find the problem.

Hello Jabran

As you can see in the screenshot on this link, the “post content” block is available for me within the “post template” block of the query loop with WordPress 6.3

I’ve also tried within a CPT, so I’m wondering if you’re using the default “Query Loop” block or an alternative one provided by a plugin?

Would you be able to send me the content from the “code editor” of the query loop block in question that you’re trying to modify?

Hi there! judging by the message above, it’s most likely that the issue is coming from the theme zancudo. Would you be able to share that theme or at least the file/line that is mentioned on that error?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

It is possible that something is not right in the latest update but so far, I’ve tested your markup and I’ve also asked a couple of persons to check on their own.

So my next guesses could be: theme, or some server config (php version).

Would you be able to switch your theme to like the default Twenty Twenty Three theme for like a second just to see if it has any impact?

Hi there! so I’ve just tested the exact same code above and I see no issue in my own install.

My guess is that you have a “filter” in your installation that is stripping images from the post content. Such filter can be added by any plugin or by your theme.

Do you have any plugins that are about “images” or “galleries” or things like that? Are you using a public theme that I can try?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

hi there!

In which context is the post content block not visible? For me it’s visible within the site editor (Appearance > Editor) and also visible within Query blocks.

If you try to insert it within a regular post or page content, it’s hidden which seems reasonable since it doesn’t make sense to insert the “content” of a post within the “content” of that same post (loop).

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

hi there!

I took a look at one of your posts and I’ve noticed that you have a few Gallery blocks in the page but these are empty, at least in the frontend. So I’m wondering if you can provide me with an example of markup from the “code editor” to see if I can reproduce and help you debug this further?

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.

Hello there!

Indeed, these days the customizer is not accessible by default in WordPress installs and has been replaced by the site editor (Appearance > Editor)

You should be able to edit the additional CSS of your site from the “styles” panel of the site editor. Like shown in the screenshot here

You can learn more about the “styles” tab in this page.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Riad Benguella.