Anchors – Plugins: Conflicting?

  • bair004

    (@bair004)


    15 years, 4 months ago

    I want to use page anchors (top-of-page and outside links) for an “encyclopedia” alphabetized terms/contents page at http://www.wikipastor.com/encyclopedia/encyclopedia-aa/

    When reviewing the page content in WP “Edit Page” under the “Visual” tab, everything checks out fine, but when viewing the actual webpage, the anchors/links and page content does not show up. I searched through the WP forums and google and it seems that it might be possible that one of my plugins is causing a conflict with the anchors that I entered. I attempted to troubleshoot a trial-and-error fix on the issue, but no success yet. I have no idea which plugin may be causing this issue. Thank you.

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  • Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    15 years, 4 months ago

    What have you done to troubleshoot?

    Disable all plugins to see whether the anchors appear. If they do, then enable the plugins one by one and check after each to narrow down which one was causing the issue.

    Thread Starter bair004

    (@bair004)

    15 years, 4 months ago

    cubecolour, thanks for your reply. To troubleshoot, I have just messed with the html… if I disable plugins, I assume that I will lose all of my settings… nonetheless, it sounds like several hours of work and I was hoping that someone might be familiar with this type of issue or be able to view my sourcecode and identify a likely culprit – but if that is wishful thinking for this type of forum (this is my first post), I will end up taking your advice as a plan B… sure hope it’s not an issue with a plugin that I CAN NOT LIVE WITHOUT. It would seem to me that an anchor is such a basic feature (similar to a link) that a plugin would not typically conflict – that would be strange… I’m reading a lot of noob WP posts out there, so I really have no idea if the “plugin-conflict” information that I have been gathering on the issue carries any weight. Seems strange to me.

    Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    15 years, 4 months ago

    Most plugins do keep their settings in the database if deactivated & reactived – I can’t remember the last time I encountered one which lost its settings without any warning when deactivated. So that shouldn’t be a problem. Try it first with a plugin that has just a couple of easy to remember settings if you aren’t sure.

    I think this should be plan A. Blindly messing with HTML probably won’t fix anything if a plugin is causing an issue.

    No one can help you troubleshoot a plugin issue if you dont know which plugin is causing the issue. If you can narrow it down, the plugin author or someone familiar with using the plugin may be able to work with you on a fix.

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