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  • Forum: Developing with WordPress
    In reply to: Issues with AllowedBlocks not letting core/navigation-link be inserted
    Thread Starter timerabbit07

    (@timerabbit07)

    11 months ago

    Hi @tusharbharti, thanks for weighing in!

    I’ve just spent a few hours trying to reverse engineer the core/navigation-link block so I could create a copy of it that doesn’t mind being nested in my own blocks – however, that’s failed spectacularly and really emphasised how clueless I am 😅

    I think I’m going to just have to replace it with a few text boxes instead, which is a great shame as it was working fine only a few months ago – but alas.

    Thanks again for your comment, and the idea of using core/navigation is a good one, just unfortunately not for my specific situation.

    Many thanks

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Template selection broken after 6.8 update
    Thread Starter timerabbit07

    (@timerabbit07)

    1 year ago

    Hi all – apologies for the delay in replying, but as suspected, it has turned out to be a Theme related issue.

    I’ve realised that when I uploaded my theme, the folder within the ZIP file was named “Repair Cafe Theme” which then created a folder in /wp-content/themes/ with a matching name of “Repair Cafe Theme”.

    It seems either WordPress or my web host doesn’t like having spaces in the directory name. So, renaming the theme’s folder to “repaircafetheme” solves the issue, and I can now select which templates to edit without any problems.

    So, my file structure has gone from this:

    /wp-content/themes/Repair Cafe Theme/

    To this, which works fine:

    /wp-content/themes/repaircafetheme/

    Thank you all for pointing me towards the Theme as the place to start troubleshooting, that tip off was really helpful!

    • This reply was modified 1 year ago by timerabbit07. Reason: Adding clarification to solution
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