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Hi there, I’ve just updated to Gillion 4.13.
I’m running on PHP 8.4 FPM, in a WordPress 6.8.2 multisite deployment.
The entire theme appears to work, except for a couple of menu options;
In the Gillion dashboard;
1] Install plugins
On accessing this menu, I get;
https://coreman.ca/wp-admin/themes.php?page=tgmpa-install-plugins
Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.
2] Customize – Option 2 – Backend options
On accessing this menu, I get;
https://coreman.ca/wp-admin/admin.php?page=gillion-theme-settings
Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.
I’m logged in as a user that has “admin” privileges.
Now that I’ve logged out of the WP site as my user, and logged back in as the actual “admin” account, the Gillion Dashboard presents this;
<div id=”setting-error-tgmpa” class=”notice notice-warning settings-error is-dismissible”>This theme requires the following plugin: Redux Framework.This theme recommends the following plugins: MailChimp for WordPress and Twitter Feed.The following plugins need to be updated to their latest version to ensure maximum compatibility with this theme: Slider Revolution, WPBakery Page Builder and Yellow Pencil Pro.Begin installing plugins | Begin updating plugins | Dismiss this notice
Elsewhere on the Gillion dashboard, I’ve seen an advisory about the upgrade to REDUX, and believe it to be complete, however, if this is NOT the case, then do I attempt a REDUX plugin install?</div>
<div></div>Hi there, I logged into my WP site as “admin” and was able to access each of the menus, and also upgraded the REDUX, YellowPencil, and WP Bakery Page Builder plugins.
Then I logged out of the site, and logged back in with my personal account – the one that has “Administrator” rights.
The same problems re-emerged.
In the past, I was able to access all Gillion menus with my personal account, so something has changed.
As a work-around for this issue, I’ll resume logging in as “Admin” when I actually need to do administrative work on Gillion. Then when I wish to add a blog entry, I’ll use my personal account.
I think I’m clear of the main issue here, but would you add anything else before resolving this ticket?
Thanks for listening!
Corey S.
