What is showing here is called “Short code”. It looks like a plugin called Fusion Builder was used to construct this page, and now the shortcode it generates is not working. Perhaps the plugin was mistakenly deactivated? That would be a place to start.
Page builders that create a mess of shortcode like this are not ideal, because when something goes wrong with the plugin, you are left with a bunch of artifacts (like this) rather than just possibly some styling issues.
They’re telling me they have disabled all plugins and it is not an issue with the plugins even though the code is referencing the plugin
Hi,
First, check if there are any unclosed HTML tags. Sometimes, if you recently updated a profile or made changes, there might be missing closing tags or mistakes in the HTML.
Next, disable all your plugins to see if one of them is causing the issue. Go to Plugins in your WordPress dashboard, turn off all plugins, and see if the problem goes away. If it does, turn the plugins back on one by one to find the one causing the trouble.
If that doesn’t work, try switching to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-One. You can do this by going to Appearance and selecting a default theme.
Another thing to check is your `.htaccess` file. This file might be causing issues if it’s not set up right. You can reset it by renaming the file in your website’s root directory and then going to Settings > Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard to generate a new `.htaccess` file. If you recently made changes or added new code, try undoing those changes.
What is showing here is called “Short code”. It looks like a plugin called Fusion Builder was used to construct this page, and now the shortcode it generates is not working. Perhaps the plugin was mistakenly deactivated? That would be a place to start.
Page builders that create a mess of shortcode like this are not ideal, because when something goes wrong with the plugin, you are left with a bunch of artifacts (like this) rather than just possibly some styling issues.
The “fusion” shortcode you’re seeing is due to a required plugin for your theme being disabled. From memory Fusion is Avada – so check the Avada settings – it should tell you what’s not installed/active. https://avada.com/documentation/how-to-use-the-avada-builder-options/
They’re telling me they have disabled all plugins and it is not an issue with the plugins even though the code is referencing the plugin
Hi,
First, check if there are any unclosed HTML tags. Sometimes, if you recently updated a profile or made changes, there might be missing closing tags or mistakes in the HTML.
Next, disable all your plugins to see if one of them is causing the issue. Go to Plugins in your WordPress dashboard, turn off all plugins, and see if the problem goes away. If it does, turn the plugins back on one by one to find the one causing the trouble.
If that doesn’t work, try switching to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-One. You can do this by going to Appearance and selecting a default theme.
Another thing to check is your `.htaccess` file. This file might be causing issues if it’s not set up right. You can reset it by renaming the file in your website’s root directory and then going to Settings > Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard to generate a new `.htaccess` file. If you recently made changes or added new code, try undoing those changes.
Thanks