I just set um a new installation. Everything seems to work finde but now I realized, that I can’t edit my header template I created. When I click the “Edit with Bricks” button an 404 error page shows up.
The URL in the browser is …/template/header/?bricks=run
I already tried different PHP versions but without success. The weird thing is, that the builder loads on regular pages without any issue.
Hi, maybe try refreshing the Permalinks. Settings > Permalinks > Just hit Save Changes and try accessing the template again. I had this issue recently, it wasn’t a 404 but a post type error. Refreshing the Permalinks did the trick
I also found this and I had this exact problem in the past when I tried Bricks before. But I think in this case the editor didn’t work at all. In my case it works with normal pages.
I think this solution also only for Apache servers if I’m not wrong. I’m running nginx. But when I thought about this problem yesterday I switched to Apache and applied the fix but it had no effect.
I made a complete fresh Wordpress install and everything works fine. I could edit templates without problems.
Then I made some adjustments ins the Wordpress settings and as soon as I set the permalink settings to “Post name” the 404 error showing up again when I try to edit a template. When I switch permalink style back to “Plain” everything works fine again.
So this seem to be the issue. Is this an 1.5.1-rc problem and no one has this with 1.5?
Hey guys,
We missed answering this thread back then.
The original issue from SideWinda seems to be related to the hosting since it happens with a default theme as well. So it’s not a Bricks issue and therefore, not a bug.
It would be great if you let us know what your hoster said about this and whether you have found a solution in the meantime @SideWinda
Hey, guys, I had the same issue. What fixed it for me is just setting the permalinks to something else - not Post name, save and then choose Post Name again. Hope this helps.
