Jhimross Olinares

Thanks for sharing your solution… this is a valuable piece of information for other macOS users who might encounter similar perplexing WordPress problems!

As you’ve clearly laid out, when “Limit IP Address Tracking” is enabled, macOS routes your network traffic through Apple’s private relay servers to obscure your actual IP address. While excellent for privacy, this can indeed interfere with how WordPress’s security, session management, and AJAX-based functions (like those used in the block editor or site editor) interpret incoming requests.

Hi @evilpharmacist

There is actually a TOC in development, I am not sure when it will come to WordPress Core, but you can already use it by installing the Gutenberg Plugin. The Gutenberg Plugin makes it possible for everyone to test/use features, that will come to WordPress Core eventually, early on.

Hope this helps.

Hi @jiswebsite,

For clarification, do you mean if you can modify the labels in our plugin delivery fields? If that’s the case, yes, it is possible to modify the labels in our plugin.

Our plugin is translation ready, so you can change the label and also translate it to other language.

You can use a translation plugin like Loco Translate, manually edit the .po file using a software like Poedit, or you can also use code snippets to translate specific labels.

Please try this solution, and let me know if it works. I’ll be happy to further assist you with your questions.

Hi,

I just translated your question using Google Translate, and it says, “Hello! I really need a full-fledged editor in the headings of WordPress. When will he appear?”

For clarification, do you mean full site editing? And you are looking for an option to edit the Header? If so, in the latest version of WordPress (v. 6.3). Site Editor (Full Site Editing) already released.

What you need is to use a Block Theme. Make sure to use a Block Theme, this has and supports Full Site Editing feature. See this sample block themes from the WordPress Theme repository:- https://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/tags/full-site-editing/

This is also a good resource for Full Site Editing:- https://fullsiteediting.com/site-creators/introduction-to-the-site-editor/

I hope that helps.

Russian translation using Google Translate:
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Я только что перевела ваш вопрос с помощью Google Translate, а там написано: “Здравствуйте! Мне очень нужен полноценный редактор рубрик WordPress. Когда он появится?” Вы имеете в виду полное редактирование сайта? И вы ищете возможность редактировать заголовок? Если да, то в последней версии WordPress (v. 6.3). Редактор сайта (Полное редактирование сайта) уже выпущен. Что вам нужно, так это использовать тему блока. Обязательно используйте блочную тему, она имеет и поддерживает функцию полного редактирования сайта. Посмотрите этот образец темы блока из репозитория тем WordPress: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/tags/full-site-editing/. Это также хороший ресурс для полного редактирования сайта: https://fullsiteediting.com/site-creators/introduction-to-the-site-editor/. Надеюсь, это поможет.

Hi @tstaruk

It sounds like you’re encountering a mismatch between the titles of articles on your WordPress website’s design page and the actual titles displayed on the live site.

Try the following:

1. Clear Cache – Try to clear any form of caching, server-side, from caching plugin, and also browser cache.
2. Permalink Settings – Check your permalink settings. If they are not set up correctly, it might cause discrepancies between the URLs and the actual content. Go to Settings > Permalinks and ensure you’re using a structure that works for your site.
3. Theme Compatibility – possibly conflict from your theme? Try to switch to WordPress default theme.
4. Category Filters – Since you mentioned that the issue seems to be related to filtering out certain categories, review your category filtering code (if you’ve implemented it) to make sure it’s correctly targeting the categories you want to exclude. Ensure you’re using the correct category slugs or IDs.
5. Custom Code – If you have custom code snippets or modifications in your theme’s functions.php file or elsewhere, review them to see if they could be affecting the titles and content display.
6. Enable WordPress debugging mode – to see if any errors are being generated. To do this, add the following code to your wp-config.php

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );

This will log any errors to a debug.log file in your wp-content directory which you can check and can give you a clue.

Let me know how it goes. If you can also give more details like steps to replicate, that will be really help.