This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: I am trying to display a logout link, but it's not working.
Solution: In this case, the logout link was pointing at the site at http, but the site is at https. There was some unusual caching going on that seemed to indicate a broken logout. Updating the logout link URL to use https fixed this problem.
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Last updated by leeF-2 4 years, 11 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Sorry, I'm not able to see the problem so I must be doing something wrong. Can you help? I logged in using the credentials you provided and was directed to the wp-admin dashboard as expected. Then I clicked the link you provided and was directed to the user-logout page. I'm showing a screenshot of what I see. I see the logout link displayed correctly, and I am not logged out immediately. Are you seeing a problem in a specific browser? If so, what browser and version? If you clear your browser cache and cookies, then test again, are you still experiencing the same problem? What if you place the wpv-logout-link shortcode on a different custom page - are you still experiencing the problem when you visit this other custom page?
That's so odd. Here's a screenshot of what I see (incognito mode - and same in a totally different browser). Also, there is a screenshot of the inspection window for where that link text should appear.
