I think what we will do is wait until it’s moved and focus on the problem when we are able to easily clone environments without having to contact other hosting companies.
Once its been moved we are able to create a staging environment with the click of a button which should help in the testing department of things.
Thanks for all the help with this issue.
We should at some point in the future be moving the hosting to WP Engine, is it worth keeping this fix until we are hosting the site from WP Engine?
That worked! As this is a temporary solution would it be best to check what may be minifying CSS/JS then adding some sort of exception?
The site is not on WP Engine, if it was this would be alot easier than it currently is. We have installed the health check plugin and enabled troubleshooter mode. We enabled each plugin one-by-one and no issues but turning it off the issues came back.
This makes us assume its a conflict between the theme and plugin. However, we are unable to locate this conflict. Another development company developed this theme for the client before they switched us. What code can conflict with the ACF UI?
If this is being caused by a conflict between the plugin and theme, I assume that reinstalling the plugin will not solve this issue.
What do you think could be the cause of the conflict?
Will replacing the current version of the plugin remove any data associated with the plugin?
We could reinstall the plugin but that would cause downtime for the client’s site. Is there someway we can rollback the update to an earlier version then update from there? Like updating in increments?
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