mstissa

Yes, I replied to your comment there. I appreciate your helping troubleshoot and figuring out the conflict.

I’ll contact them to see what they say. Thank you for your time 🙂

You have to register in order to do that: https://www.mistresstissa.club

I’m sorry, Denis. I missed your reply.

What I mean by support is that I’d like to see an mp4 embedded as a preview in the comment, like a movie in GIF format or a link to YouTube. When I try to add an mp4 it will upload to the database correctly but within the comment it just shows a link.

David,

Thanks so much for your response.

“when you say you changed it in the settings, you mean you set the From address in WP Mail SMTP to the old domain, correct?“

Yes. I changed the domain of my site but had not yet set up a new email account with the new domain. So, while other things were getting changed to the new domain, I didn’t want the SMTP service to be changed quite yet.

“You’ll also want to check your SMTP host and username to make sure they are correct. If they were updated to the new domain, you’ll need to switch them back to the old domain.“

WP SMTP had the correct settings (server, port, username, password) for the mailbox that I wanted to handle the mail for my site. The issue is that it kept automatically updating the *domain* of the email to the new domain that I had not yet asked it to send from (because the email was not yet ready to be used).

While I was having trouble fixing this my whole site went wonky, to the point I couldn’t log into the WP admin panel and I had to restore a previous copy. Once I did, I deleted WP SMTP, quickly pushed the new email through already, and then reinstalled WP SMTP using the new domain in the settings and it worked.

I think your suggestions were correct in that a setting somewhere was forcing, at least WP SMTP, to override my settings. I could not find this setting but that’s the best explanation.

Either way, I fixed it by getting the email domain to match the site’s domain.

Thanks, again!

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by mstissa.

Another update: I figured out how to add HTML5 Video Player links to the now by-default “blocks” of WordPress. You have to select “classic”. However, when WordPress is updated it appears that this is where the corruption may be taking place. Something about blocks does not play well with your plugin.

Any update? Like I said, I’d really like to keep using your plugin but if it doesn’t work with the latest version of WordPress then I may have to ditch it.

I would also try changing my theme but Twenty Sixteen remains the one with the features and customization that works really well for my blog.

I have other plugins but I have not installed any new ones. I have not any issues with any of them.

The reason why I think it’s your plugin is because after the WordPress upgrade the only posts that became corrupted were the ones in which your plugin was used.

If you just updated your plugin and ran the test then maybe that’s why it’s working now.

So even though the template asks if you want to add a banner, it won’t get rid of the text OVER the banner?

That’s a strange oversight. It also makes the template useless for me. I don’t want my custom banner to have the word BLOG awkwardly over it.

Anyway, thanks for your reply.