WordPress css loading issue in dashboard

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    htyagif107dbd7d3 · Member ·

    Hello Team,
    After the update of wordpress 6.3.1, we are facing the issue of css loading in dashboard and it fix auto in sometime. I have 35 websites working on and it only loads Html sometimes neither css nor js. Please fix it with the new update.

    Thanks

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    htyagif107dbd7d3 · Member ·

    Please check attached screenshot

  • fstat · Staff ·

    Hi there,

    Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your concerns with the recent WordPress update. I understand how crucial it is for your websites to function correctly.

    However, I’d like to clarify that your WordPress sites are not hosted on WordPress.com’s managed hosting. Due to this, our ability to directly assist and investigate issues is limited to the sites hosted directly on our platform. The infrastructure, settings, and server configurations of external hosting providers can differ, which makes it challenging for us to pinpoint and resolve issues for sites we do not host.

    That said, you might be interested in knowing more about WordPress.com’s managed hosting, where we provide a more controlled environment optimized for WordPress. You can learn about our hosting offerings here: https://wordpress.com/hosting/

    If you’re considering making a change, we offer an easy-to-use migration plugin that can help you seamlessly transition your sites to WordPress.com.

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    Still, we want to ensure you receive the assistance you need. Since your sites use the open-source version of WordPress, you can find dedicated assistance by posting your concern in the community support forums for the open-source version of WordPress. They are in the best position to help with the specific issues you’re facing, especially since they cater to users of the software regardless of the hosting provider. Here’s the link to the support forum: https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting/

    I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best in resolving your issue.

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    htyagif107dbd7d3 · Member ·

    Thankyou for your response, I will definitely move my websites to wordpress.com platform.

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    htyagif107dbd7d3 · Member ·

    But I Just wants to confirm that wordpress is having this issue or not, or you are having this issue for other customers?

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    dragstor · Member ·

    Hi there! 👋🏼

    I will definitely move my websites to wordpress.com platform.

    You’re more than welcome 🤗

    But I Just wants to confirm that wordpress is having this issue or not, or you are having this issue for other customers?

    We didn’t notice any specific reports regarding this — furthermore, we’re not aware of your site configuration and active themes, plugins, etc.

    This can happen to any WordPress site; plugin conflict is the most common reason.

    You’ll need to perform the troubleshooting on your sites to figure out which plugin caused this.

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    htyagif107dbd7d3 · Member ·

    Thanks

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