The theme check plugin checks your theme also for any default class that is generated by WordPress itself. Take a look into codex for some more info. All you have to do, is to cover these classes in your CSS file, for example: .alignleft { text-align:left } This will remove the errors from theme checker … Read more
Seems a duplicate. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11916987/uncaught-syntaxerror-unexpected-token-illegal-load-scripts-php1, Try to find that error with Google as there are a lot of results You can also try editing your wp-config.php file ( it is located on the root folder of your installation ) and right before the lines that say: /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ and add … Read more
I see a few errors in your code: Your first line: <html lang=”<?php language_attributes(); ?>” dir=”ltr”> should actually be: <html <?php language_attributes();?> dir=”ltr”> (notice that you dont need to add lang=. The function does that by itself. That will likely fix the problem) You didn’t add the ; to 2 of your lines in the … Read more
You can use the wp_php_error_message filter to customise this message: add_filter( ‘wp_php_error_message’, function( $message, $error ) { return ‘My custom message.’; }, 10, 2 ); I haven’t tested to be sure, but I would assume that if the critical error that causes this message happens to be in the code of same theme or plugin … Read more
For php I used this guide: https://cloudpresshosting.co.uk/blog/reporting-wordpress-errors-to-sentry For JS, I found out I can take the code of the bundle and the initialization and put in the header, using “add scripts to header and footer” plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/header-and-footer-scripts It took me time to notice I can’t put the initialization within the bundle import. Got something like … Read more
The reason is that the plugin is incompatible with PHP8. I have contacted the developer and their advice is: At the moment, we are not quite ready with PHP 8 compatibility, but it is coming soon on the horizon. It looks like the specific issue you’re having is related to PHP 8, so unfortunately you … Read more
Check the permissions on the JS folder against the folders for the rest of the site.
That a Notice, not an error. Turn off notices in your PHP installation, or turn off the WP_DEBUG mode. More importantly, turn off display_errors. The display_errors setting should never, ever, be enabled on a production site. That’s for debugging only.
If you’ve disabled all plugins and switched back to the default Twenty Ten (or Twenty Eleven) theme and are still seeing this, then you’ve got a serious problem. First of all, the JavaScript is horribly obfuscated. Second of all, with no plugins and a default theme, you should see the default layout of WordPress. From … Read more
You can try a number of things. Delete the .htaccess file in the WordPress root directory. Visit: Dashboard -> Settings -> Permalinks -> Save Changes Visit: Dashboard -> Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays Select an appropriate page. Then click “Save Changes”. You could also read my answer to the question (How do I … Read more