I have resolved the issue with the TD Composer. The issue was found in htaccess in the root directory which prevented the editor from loading in two different themes that were located on sub-domains.

I still have the following error when I inspect the home page, maybe this is an issue, or maybe it is an error that can be ignored, please let me know either way.

footer-cc6e741d530757840e3205acc9614d07a0036141.min.js:304 Uncaught ReferenceError: setMenuMinHeight is not defined
at Object._lazy_callback_resize_500 (footer-cc6e741d530757840e3205acc9614d07a0036141.min.js:304)
at footer-cc6e741d530757840e3205acc9614d07a0036141.min.js:308
_lazy_callback_resize_500 @ footer-cc6e741d530757840e3205acc9614d07a0036141.min.js:304
(anonymous) @ footer-cc6e741d530757840e3205acc9614d07a0036141.min.js:308

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years by dsimms.

I really can’t confirm that since woocommerce is not installed on the location of the blog, however, I did disable woocommerce on the home site, which I got a fatal error.

It just seems that I run into endless issues, it does not matter if it is newsmag theme that I have installed for the blog or another theme that I use on home directory.

I am almost tempted just to shut it all down, and write it off as it want meant to be.

Every image on my home has vanished (which is not newsmag)

I am starting to wonder if having two wordpress installs one for the shop, and one for the blog is a good idea, or if there is a possible conflict between the two WP installations, these issues just never seem to end, and the #1 reason I use a WP for its own blog is that built-in theme blog templates are so bad…