Hi!
Thank you for the details, it helps me a lot.
I was able to figure out, that the issue might be related to a server configuration, but I am not sure yet. There is a server limit for how many inputs can be passed during a request. As you know, the plugin has lots of options, and in some rare cases they exceed the server defined limit. There is a bypass method implemented to resolve this issue, but in this case it does not seem to work as it should, and I don’t know why though.
I see three possible ways of resolving this:
1. To increase the server limit of the input vars, by changing this line in your server php.ini file:
max_input_vars=500
to:
max_input_vars=3000
After the change, the php or apache service needs to be restarted (or the server).
2. Adding this to the wp-config.php file to try to change it on the run:
ini_set('max_input_vars', 3000);
This method works sometimes, other times it doesn’t. Worth a try.
3. You can add temporary FTP details if none of the above does the trick, and I will try to debug why the bypass method does not work.
Let me know!
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PS.: I have noticed a text ‘blur’ issue on the login screen. Check this screenshot. It is not a bit deal, but in case you want to fix that, you can use this custom CSS code:
@media screen and (min-width: 850px)
div.lg-x50.lg-y50 {
-ms-transform: translate(-50%,-50%) !important;
transform: translate(calc(-50% + 0.5px),calc(-50% + 0.5px)) !important;
}It happens due to the percentage transform property. This custom CSS will add a 0.5 pixel shift to it, so the blurryness should disappear. For me it looks like this:
– Before
– After
I hope this helps.