the website is a grid of posts so any post is an example, but you can look at this one –
https://battomoosh.com/proms-away/
.maintenance is an invisible file, removed it and banner now gone
This annoying banner now appears in admin dashboard and will not disappear –
“An automated WordPress update has failed to complete – please attempt the update again now.”
how did that happen?
then why did 3 people have the same issue within 20 minutes?! care to share the name of this maintenance file?
I did not navigate away from the site – obviously your update has bugs. Where is the maintenance file located?!
I don’t notice a difference after making the changes above – also, it looks like the display of “next articles” after a post appears randomly.
examples can be seen at:
https://battomoosh.com/february-houses/ (next article displays) https://battomoosh.com/reminder/ (no next article) https://dpdj.net/clark-mumbles-terry/ (no next article)
that code does not exist in single.php of cardinal main theme
yes
I don’t know why a url is so necessary on such a generic question, but here is a link to a typical wordpress post in a cardinal theme – which i am pretty certain you also use …
https://battomoosh.com/reminder/
The words are pretty self-explanatory. Nonetheless, attached is a screenshot.
thanks, but that did not work when placed in child theme functions.php
To further demonstrate the point that Cardinal 2.0 is the problem, I deactivated all the plugins and the accordions still do not display.
The theme update to 2.0 is the problem, not the plugins. Everything worked fine until this update, that I did not install.
How can I get version 1.95 until you work out all the bugs in 2.0?
The contents of the accordion now display, but the accordions still do not display or work.
The theme was not manually updated on this end.
