So… I was playing around with outlets and after not being able to render my html into one I put the This was on the edit html/css-> /head of a theme-component. So now my app is empty. Can I visit admin settings from somewhere else to disable the plugin?

You can get into safe mode to disable all 3rd party plugins and themes. Just visit discourse.example.com/safe-mode

Missed the docs :sweat_smile: [imagen] Using Safe Mode to troubleshoot issues with themes and plugins Site Management bookmark This guide explains how to use Discourse’s Safe Mode to troubleshoot issues with themes and plugins. person_raising_hand Required user level: All users Discourse offers a “JavaScript Safe Mode” that allows any user to isolate the root cause of JavaScript issues caused by plugins, themes, or theme components. This feature is particularly useful for troubleshooting problems on your Discourse site. Accessing Safe Mode To access Safe Mode, follow these steps: Open a new browse… Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

Any idea why data-teplate-name='/connectors/above-main-outlet' is not working? I tried other plugin outlets as well like /connectors/some-outlet-name but wasn’t able to render anything on the page yet.

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akapetzoglou1 (Anastasios) 19 Octubre, 2020 14:51 3

Me perdí la documentación

Exactamente lo que estaba buscando, ¡gracias!

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