Hey @sdraaijer , it sonds like there is a Javascript error on our admin page.
Can you open the JavaScipt console of your browser and screenshot (or copy + paste the text) of any errors you see when accessing our layout editor?
Most browsers have a JavaScript console, this article explains how to open it in the most popular browsers:
https://www.coursera.support/s/article/learner-000001653-How-to-open-the-Javascript-console?language=en_US
If you have any issues with this, let me know, and I’ll try to help.
Thanks
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Code Amp.
Hi, thanks for the message.
Please have a look at the JavaScript error message in the screencapture.
https://snipboard.io/c3tBbv.jpg
Thanks in advance.
Silvester
Hey Silvester
Apologies for the delay, things got busy towards the end of last year so just playing catchup now.
So I’m assuming the arrow (to unfold the layout editor) is not working as per this gif: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NnfUm4aAQijBuqQku6hhMVBojXR4hslX/view?usp=drivesdk
The screenshot you sent me of the JS console suprising as it doesn’t seem to show any error with our plugin, so its a bit of a tricky one.
I think we should try the following approach:
First, lets check for conflicts with your theme and other plugins – the best way to do that is:
- Switch to a default WP theme
- Disable other plugins
Once you do this, test our admin page again, and see if the issue exists.
Another thing we can try is to create a temporary WordPress site showing the issue. There are some great sites such as InstaWP, which allow you (for free) to create disposable WordPress sites.
You can create a InstaWP site here: https://instawp.com/
From there, I would try to recreate the issue, by going through this process (adding themes, plugins etc) you might find the culprit.
Once we know where the conflict arises, we can hopefully figure out an approach to solve the issue.
Let me know how you get on.
Best