Are you seeing errors or don’t see the option of editing posts and pages with Thrive Architect? There may be different reasons for this.
In this article, we’ll see two main reasons why you aren’t able to edit a post or page with Thrive Architect.
You can troubleshoot this by:
- Checking the Page/Post type you are trying to edit
- Checking the User Roles that have access to Thrive Architect
Checking the Page/Post Type You Are Trying to Edit
Thrive Architect lets you edit almost all the posts and pages you’ve created on your website.
However, in the case of a Blog or a Blog Index page, you won’t see an option to edit it with Thrive Architect. It is, therefore, important to check the type of page or post you are trying to edit.
Checking the User Roles That Have Access to Thrive Architect
A WordPress website often has multiple roles, depending on the type of permission you assign to each user.
You may not see the Edit with Thrive Architect option because the User Access Manager did not grant access for your particular role.
To be able to edit the posts or pages with Thrive Architect, please read our article here to learn more about how you can manage access to the Thrive Products on your website using the User Access Manager.
We’ve seen two common reasons why you cannot edit a post or page with Thrive Architect. If you’ve already tried these but cannot edit them, please open a support conversation so our team can help you further.
Next, do you need help with other troubleshooting steps in Thrive Architect? Our document will guide you through various situations and solutions.