Shariar Mahmud Prince

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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: All blogs are gone!
    Shariar Mahmud Prince

    (@wpexpertprince)

    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi there 👋
    It looks like you’re dealing with a page caching or query-loading issue where the posts load correctly on the first visit, but disappear when navigating back.

    Here are a few things you can try to identify the cause:1. Check Permalinks

    Sometimes permalinks break when switching themes or plugins.
    Go to:
    Settings → Permalinks → Save Changes (without modifying anything).
    This refreshes rewrite rules.2. Disable “Load More” / AJAX Pagination Features

    If your theme or a plugin uses AJAX loading for blog posts, it can fail when returning to the page.
    Try disabling any:

    • AJAX pagination
    • Infinite scroll
    • Blog filters
    • Masonry scripts

    These can cause empty results when navigating back.3. Check Browser Back Button Behavior

    Some themes use JS-controlled page transitions.
    When you go Back, the browser shows a cached empty state.

    Do this:

    • Open browser dev tools
    • Disable “Back/forward cache” temporarily
      If the blog appears again, your theme’s JS navigation is causing the issue.

    4. Test in Safe Mode (Plugins + Theme off)

    You did most of this already, but try the full clean test:

    • Activate Twenty Twenty-Five
    • Disable all plugins except Gutenberg / Classic Editor
    • Then check your blog page again

    If it works here → the issue is coming from your previous theme or a specific plugin.5. Check Query Settings

    If your theme uses a custom query (WP_Query), it could be missing:

    wp_reset_postdata();

    That causes blank results when navigating back to the same page.6. Hosting Cache Layer

    Even though your hosting flushed plugins, check if they have:

    • Varnish Cache
    • Redis
    • LiteSpeed Server Cache
    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PHP Fatal error during plugins updates
    Shariar Mahmud Prince

    (@wpexpertprince)

    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    1. Check for Plugin Conflicts

    • Go to your wp-content folder.
    • Rename the plugins folder (example: plugins-old).
    • This will temporarily deactivate all plugins.
    • If the issue is fixed, then the problem is coming from a plugin.
    • Now rename the folder back to plugins, then activate plugins one by one.
    • When the issue appears again, you’ve found the problematic plugin. You can safely remove or replace it.

    2. Check for Theme Conflicts

    • If the problem still exists after disabling all plugins, go to the themes folder.
    • Rename your active theme’s folder.
    • WordPress will automatically switch to a default theme (like Twenty Twenty-Five).
    • If the issue disappears, then the problem is in your theme.

    This process should help you trace the exact cause — whether it’s a plugin or theme conflict — and resolve the issue.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Media and Text Block – Crop Image to Fill isn’t Cropping after Update
    Shariar Mahmud Prince

    (@wpexpertprince)

    5 months, 4 weeks ago

    You can use this to fill your space.
    object-fit: cover;

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