Hi, I’m working at a new version of my website, so I imported the whole wp-content on Local. I’m using the Twentig plugin on WP-theme Twenty-Twentyfour because I have portfolio projects to showcase. Now I see them all on my dashboard, I can edit them, but any link or visualisation attempt leads to a “page not found” message.
What can I do?
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System Details
Local Version: 9.0.1+6673
Operating System (OS) and OS version: macOS Sonoma 14.4.1
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Which I have no idea what it means… I don’t know, I’m already thinking of giving up the portfolio and find another solution for displaying the projects…
It sounds like you might have some plugins that could be interfering here. Do you have any plugins that force HTTPS, handle redirects or caching? You could try disabling all plugins if you’re not sure but that could further break formatting.
Hi,
I have tried disabling everything except Twentig, which is the plugin that allows my portfolio projects to be displayed in the backend at all. Nothing changes.
I’ve already written to Twentig support, they told me to try refreshing the permalink setting, but that didn’t work either.
Should I try to delete this local website and start again? Maybe activate Twentig before uploading the content? I also don’t think that Twentig could be the problem, because I’ve already tried a couple of portfolio plugins: some are even worse, in the sense that they don’t recognise my portfolio items at all…
A small update: I’m not sure what exactly happened.
I disabled Twentig to see if I could work on portfolio projects only through Jetpack, which I then enabled: they were gone in the backend too.
So I disabled Jetpack and re-enabled Twentig: now they’re in the frontend too.
Also: all little problems I had saving custom headers or custom templates with the theme editor are gone
Maybe they needed a night to sleep on it?
Thank you again for your support, your questions have definitely taught me a few things.
And now let’s hope that everything continues to work.
Bests
Roberta