Hello,
If you're experiencing issues with the Themler editor in your WordPress installation, and you've already tried clearing the cache and changing the versions of WordPress and PHP, here are a few additional steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:
Verify compatibility: Ensure that your version of Themler is compatible with your WordPress installation. Check the Themler documentation or support resources to confirm compatibility.
Check for conflicts: Disable any other plugins or themes temporarily to see if there's a conflict causing the issue. Sometimes, conflicts arise between different plugins or themes that can disrupt functionality.
Debug mode: Enable WordPress debug mode to see if any errors or warnings are displayed that could shed light on the issue. To enable debug mode, edit your wp-config.php file and set the WP_DEBUG constant to true.
Theme and plugin updates: Make sure that both your WordPress theme and plugins, including Themler, are up to date. Outdated versions can sometimes cause compatibility issues.
Theme settings: Review the Themler settings in your WordPress dashboard to ensure that everything is properly configured. Double-check any settings related to the editor or icons.
Have you tried this?
The parameter "ver" in the URL you provided seems to be related to the version of a specific theme in the WordPress Themler editor. Changing it manually to "ver=499" allows you to access the desired version of the theme.
However, modifying the default value or permanently setting it to "ver=499" would require making changes to the Themler template or the underlying code. Without knowing the specific structure and customization options available in your Themler template, it's difficult to provide an exact solution. Partner Net HEB
In general, you may want to explore the following possibilities:
Check Themler Settings: Look for any settings or options within the Themler editor that allow you to specify the default version parameter or modify the behavior related to theme versions.
Customize Themler Template: If the Themler template allows customization of its code, you could potentially modify the code to include a default version parameter of "ver=499" when loading the theme in WordPress. However, this would require familiarity with the template's structure and coding.
> Hello,
>
> If you're experiencing issues with the Themler editor in your WordPress installation, and you've already tried clearing the cache and changing the versions of WordPress and PHP, here are a few additional steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:
>
> Verify compatibility: Ensure that your version of Themler is compatible with your WordPress installation. Check the Themler documentation or support resources to confirm compatibility.
>
> Check for conflicts: Disable any other plugins or themes temporarily to see if there's a conflict causing the issue. Sometimes, conflicts arise between different plugins or themes that can disrupt functionality.
>
> Debug mode: Enable WordPress debug mode to see if any errors or warnings are displayed that could shed light on the issue. To enable debug mode, edit your wp-config.php file and set the WP_DEBUG constant to true.
>
> Theme and plugin updates: Make sure that both your WordPress theme and plugins, including Themler, are up to date. Outdated versions can sometimes cause compatibility issues.
>
> Theme settings: Review the Themler settings in your WordPress dashboard to ensure that everything is properly configured. Double-check any settings related to the editor or icons.
>
>
Have you tried this?
The parameter "ver" in the URL you provided seems to be related to the version of a specific theme in the WordPress Themler editor. Changing it manually to "ver=499" allows you to access the desired version of the theme.
However, modifying the default value or permanently setting it to "ver=499" would require making changes to the Themler template or the underlying code. Without knowing the specific structure and customization options available in your Themler template, it's difficult to provide an exact solution. [Partner Net HEB][1]
In general, you may want to explore the following possibilities:
Check Themler Settings: Look for any settings or options within the Themler editor that allow you to specify the default version parameter or modify the behavior related to theme versions.
Customize Themler Template: If the Themler template allows customization of its code, you could potentially modify the code to include a default version parameter of "ver=499" when loading the theme in WordPress. However, this would require familiarity with the template's structure and coding.
[1]: https://www.hebpartnernet.org/
