If you have a cache plugin or use server caching, clear all the cache, as the change of paths has significantly changed the website’s structure.
If possible, try accessing the website from a different browser or device to see if the issue is specific to a particular setup.
To identify and resolve this conflict, we recommend creating a staging website. Start by testing only the theme with the WP Ghost plugin active on this staging site. Then, activate your other plugins one by one.
This method will help you pinpoint which plugin is causing the conflict, allowing you to adjust settings or find an alternative solution.
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