Hi @serjves , I understand how frustrating this must be. Could you please clarify what element you are trying to remove?
Are you referring to the list item that looks like this: (•) or the title of the page?
If it is the list item, try this:
- Click at the end of the bullet (•) and press Enter
- → WordPress should create a new list item below it. Type anything in the new bullet (even a single letter)
- Now move back to the first empty bullet
- Press Backspace
That should delete the previous item, so now you can start afresh.
Cheers,
Jim
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This reply was modified 3 days, 21 hours ago by
James Kiarie.
Hi @jamesgreat,
You are right, I am speaking about this bullet. However, this is not what I can see and access in the editor. This is the non-editable html page as it appears for any reader. In fact, the bullet is apparently generated, and in a published articles it appears in the like with the authors (please see the page https://ijcsi.pro/archive/2026-vol-15-issue-2/). So, I cannot just press Enter. This seems to be a “blank” item which was created but not populated due to the internet failure, and now it cannot be deleted.
Hi @serjves, thank you for your reply. Have you considered creating a new page and copying over the content you previously entered?
Cheers,
Jim
Hi @jamesgreat,
Thank you for the suggestion. Perhaps it is possible, but I don’t know how the system will behave if I remove the entire journal issue containing over 20 articles by now. Then I’ll have to enter all the info all over again (more than 20 articles with authors, page numbers, etc.). It would take a long time. I don’t know if I can do it in some simple manner. I believe that I already encountered this issue before and then a similar “bullet” just disappeared after some time. Hopefully, it will happen again.
Hi again @serjves , oh I see. From what I have seen, the theme you’re using is pretty old. It was last updated in 2012. So it’s quite hard to pinpoint what issue could’ve caused this. Normally an update to the latest version(which isn’t available) would fix such issues.
For now I’ll just advise you just keep the articles and do not start from scratch because of the hassle until we get a permanent solution.
Cheers,
Jim
Hi @jamesgreat,
Thank you. Probably it is some database issue, an orphaned record or some such.
All the best,
Sergey