I activated my new theme and it doesn’t look like the demo. Our themes always follow best practices, but if you’re not with WPZOOM might be worth checking. I’m making the bold assumption here that it’s your plugin and not your theme that’s at fault. Send the developers of the offending plugin an email or support ticket to let them know using their plugin caused a JS conflict with a theme you’re using and you’d like them to look into whether they’re following current WordPress best practices.N.B.You can reactivate all the non-offending plugins. Log into your WordPress Dashboard, click on Plugins and then deactivate your plugins one by one until your theme starts working again.Test after each deactivation until you find the culprit.“Plugin conflict” is web speak for your plugin is not built as it should have been and is thus breaking your theme. If your slider isn’t sliding or your tabs aren’t tabbing, you’ve probably got a plugin conflict. With best practices followed, themes and plugins can use sliders and other JS features and there’s no problem at all. Themes and plugins often both use JS and WordPress is totally cool with this. Sliders, tabs and other interactive parts of your site (fancy dropdown menus) typically use something called JavaScript (“JS” for short) to power their sliding. This is a super common issue and really easy to fix. My slider isn’t sliding! My tabs aren’t tabbing! This is a similar problem to the “ briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance” error. If the PHP upgrade didn’t resolved the problem, most probably there is a plugin conflict, which can be easily fixed by disabling all the plugins. This problem can also happen when you click the Live Preview button before activating a theme. If not, then see instructions from this tutorial to see how you can upgrade it. White Screen after Theme Activation? Make sure your PHP is up-to-date!Ī lot of themes have the same server requirements as WordPress, and one of the most important is the PHP version.Īsk your hosting or verify for yourself in the CPanel of your hosting if your server runs on at least PHP 7.4+ or 8.0+. Is your WordPress theme not working how you want it? WPZOOM themes are flexible, easy to customize and well supported.
These are the most common WordPress theme issues – and how to fix them. Occasionally plugins and themes don’t get on or something needs a little tweak to get it working properly. We’ve been making WordPress themes since 2009 and have developed our own set of tools to make sure our themes run beautifully out of the box. With such a huge number of users and an extremely diverse set of usages it’s inevitable that something somewhere goes wrong. WordPress is an incredibly powerful publishing platform with millions of users.
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