Hello,
I changed my domain from Kubio to Newsmag just recently: hoteles-portomarin.es
Unfortunately now the WordPress ADmin Bar is not loading anymore.
For the moment I bypassed the problem with a Custom CSS.
But it also seems to affect the Cache problem.
Is there any solution to clean the old files so that the Theme is clean?
After many hours chatting with ChatGpt it is the change from Kubio to NewsMag that seems to be the problem.
Of course all the easy solutions like Users >> Show sidebar have already been done.
I also tried with WP-Optimise but it doesn’t change anything.
It seems to be a bigger problem with residues of the Kubio theme.
I hope that you can help me with this issue. Highly appreciated.
Here is the CSS that I used to bypass the problem:
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/* Fix admin bar hidden on homepage */
.home body {
overflow: visible !important;
}
.home #wpadminbar {
position: fixed !important;
top: 0 !important;
left: 0 !important;
right: 0 !important;
z-index: 999999 !important;
}
.home body.admin-bar {
margin-top: 32px !important;
}
@media (max-width: 782px) {
.home body.admin-bar {
margin-top: 46px !important;
}
}
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Thank you
Ariadna
This also seems to affect all the caches with a different version of the website showing on all the browsers.
Thanks for your support.
Hello,
This issue is very unlikely to be caused directly by the Newsmag theme. In most cases, it’s related to leftover cache, generated files, or plugins from the previous Kubio setup.
I recommend checking the following:
Cache cleanup beyond WP-Optimize
WP-Optimize doesn’t always remove theme-generated or server-level cache. If possible, please clear cache from the hosting panel and remove any generated /cache/ or minified asset folders (after backup).
Kubio leftovers
Make sure there are no Kubio-related plugins, mu-plugins, or injected CSS still active (Customizer, global styles, header/footer scripts).
CSS affecting the body layout
The overflow issue on the homepage strongly suggests a leftover global CSS rule, likely added by Kubio, which also explains the admin bar behavior.
Quick core check
Re-save permalinks and, if needed, temporarily disable plugins to rule out conflicts.
Your CSS fix is a valid temporary workaround, but the goal should be to remove the source of the conflicting styles so the site stays clean and stable.
Thank you!
Hello
Thanks for your answer. No it is not caused by the theme, I own 14 websites with Newsmag and I never had this issue before.
I spent all night trying to fix the mistakes above but unfortunately nothing works.
Any possibility to get further support on this?
The website won’t load new content.
Deleting WordPress and importing again with All-In-One WordPress migration might cause the problem again.
The workaround also stops working for some reason.
Is there another support on this?
Thank you
Marc
Hi,
Please note that we can only provide support related to the theme and its functionalities. Since this issue is not directly related to the theme, you will need custom work or a developer to investigate and resolve the problem.
We do not recommend deleting WordPress and re-importing the site using the All-In-One WP Migration plugin. Instead, we suggest deleting the WordPress core files except for the wp-content folder, then uploading a fresh, clean set of WordPress files.
After that, carefully review the contents of the wp-content directory and remove anything related to the old theme. Only keep the files and folders that are necessary.
If you would like one of our developers to handle this issue for you, please send an email to services@tagdiv.com
with as many details as possible. Our services team will review your request and provide information regarding pricing and estimated turnaround time.
Thank you.
