I can no longer edit my websites on WordPress.
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Hello, I am a beginner in website creation so thank you for your understanding :)
I recently installed localhost on my computer to practice creating websites locally with WordPress. However, for the past three days, I haven't been able to edit my pages. This is also the case for a website that is not local; it is hosted with Hostinger.
Here is the problem: when I click on "edit page" or when I try to add a block to the page, everything closes and an error message appears: "The editor has encountered an unexpected error."
I don't understand what this is due to, so if you have any ideas, I am all ears!
Thank you and have a good evening.
I recently installed localhost on my computer to practice creating websites locally with WordPress. However, for the past three days, I haven't been able to edit my pages. This is also the case for a website that is not local; it is hosted with Hostinger.
Here is the problem: when I click on "edit page" or when I try to add a block to the page, everything closes and an error message appears: "The editor has encountered an unexpected error."
I don't understand what this is due to, so if you have any ideas, I am all ears!
Thank you and have a good evening.
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Hello,
This looks more like a browser-side editor error than a server-side error (PHP code).
Check if you're using a recent web browser.
Clear the browser cache.
Make sure that no browser extensions are likely to interfere with its operation.
If your browser has a multi-profile manager, use a new profile or the "guest" profile. This allows you to start a session without cache, without history, and without extensions, as if the browser were freshly installed.
If the problem persists, try again after disabling all WordPress plugins.
You can do this by renaming the "plugins" folder to something else, for example "plugins.off".
This looks more like a browser-side editor error than a server-side error (PHP code).
Check if you're using a recent web browser.
Clear the browser cache.
Make sure that no browser extensions are likely to interfere with its operation.
If your browser has a multi-profile manager, use a new profile or the "guest" profile. This allows you to start a session without cache, without history, and without extensions, as if the browser were freshly installed.
If the problem persists, try again after disabling all WordPress plugins.
You can do this by renaming the "plugins" folder to something else, for example "plugins.off".
Thanks again!