[TigerWolf]

If there an update coming that supports PHP 8.0?

[Zed]

Hi,

We usually release updates to correct bugs or compatibility issues. We are not aware of any incompatibilities with PHP 8.
Have you encountered any issues with using the current theme version with PHP 8?

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[TigerWolf]

Yes, when i update to 8.0 the site is very small.
I noticed it is only when im logged into wordpress.

Website: werkgroepwolf.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Screenshot_63.png

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by TigerWolf. Reason: Adding link to image

[Zed]

Disable the caching functionality and re-check if the issue is still present.
If it’s resolved, re-enable caching but look for a minify option in the caching plugin and leave that disabled as it can interfere with the order the theme’s styles are applied.

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[TigerWolf]

That did not work.

[earlmacdon]

I am curious if you found a resolution to this issue, TigerWolf.

My site is running on PHP v7.4. I tried to upgrade the version of PHP to v8.1 as my host requested, but when I do so, the site doesn’t work. Similarly, v.8.0 doesn’t work. My host is no longer supporting outdated PHP versions, so I am concerned. I love my current Nirvana template and would hate to switch.

Website: www.earlmacdonald.com

[TigerWolf]

unfortunately i haven’t found a solution for this 🙁

[earlmacdon]

In my instance, I determined that a plugin was to blame. By disabling all plugins I was able to upgrade to PHP v8.1 and my site works. Once I have determined which plugin is to blame, I will share it here.

Website: www.earlmacdonald.com

[TigerWolf]

Did you found out what plugin made it happen?

[Zed]

Testing out the site with just WordPress and the theme, without any active plugins, with all caching cleared (and browser force refreshed) is the standard course of action after any major change such as updating PHP (or moving the site, or even updating WordPress) if malfunctions occur.

If the bare site doesn’t work, reverting to one of the default Twenty themes would be a good additional step.
If that still fails, next would be digging through the server error logs to identify where the fault lies.

When a functional state is eventually reached, then extra extensions and functionality can be gradually re-enabled until something fails again or everything is restored.

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