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No issue here and no report so far, So you have to give us a LOT more details…
- What version of Plus with what version of the Theme?
- What Error message, Where, and When?
- Have you tried deactivating ALL non weaver plugins and see if that changes anything?
- Link to the site?
- What version of Plus with what version of the Theme?
Weaver Xtreme Plus v. 4.0
- What Error message, Where, and When?
A fatal error has occurred on the site. The error appeared after updating wordpress to version 5.7.1. Previously, it was working fine. When disabled, Xtreme Plus also works fine on the new version of wordpress.
- Have you tried deactivating ALL non weaver plugins and see if that changes anything?
Yes. Fatal error only occurs when Xtreme Plus is running
- Link to the site?
Not sure why it might have worked before, but you seem to have bad HTML in the Weaver Xtreme Plus Post Header injection area.
That code now seems to include a full HTML page – including <doctype>, <html>, and <header>.
You can see this by looking at the HTML output of the link you provided.
Yes, it is already known. With Xtreme Plus enabled in “Pre-Header” there was a slider shortcode ([smartslider3 slider = “1”]) and it caused a fatal error.
The question is why was it working properly before? Is Pre-Header a bad place to post this type of shortcode?I would think you could still run the admin side with Weaver Xtreme Plus activated in order to fix the contents of the Post Header insertion area.
I removed the slider shortcode from “pre-Header” and everything works. But the slider doesn’t work. hehehe.
I report the bug to the author of the slider. For the moment, thank you very much.The pre-header injection simply adds HTML before the WP header area – not the same as the <head> area which where CSS and JavaScript is usually included. There can be only one <head> area.
So, for whatever reason, the shortcode is adding all the normally one-time code sections (<html>, <head>). There actually can be many <header> sections. It is used by convention in WP to create “header” areas such as the header area, and title areas of pages and posts.
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