Most of the times, this happens when a caching solution is active on the website an the fact that they’re caching the security nonces.
Nonces are security tokens in WordPress. They get printed into the HTML source code.
Nonces can only be used once (hence “n once”), and they are only valid for a certain length of time: 12 hours by default, but developers can change that value.
On a cached page, the nonce can expire in the background while its ID is still present in the HTML source code of the page. If that happens, the HTML source is referencing an invalid nonce and things break.
This can affect all kinds of functionality, from form validation to the visual appearance of the page.
The fix is to look into your caching plugin’ settings and locate the Cache Lifespan options and change it to 8hr or less.
Recommended solutions:
In WP Rocket decrease the cache lifespan eg: https://d.pr/i/Tm0TmK .
In LiteSpeed, access settings and click on “Show Advanced Options” tab. Click on the tab ESI and enable it eg: https://d.pr/i/O99rMH . Make sure to purge all caches.
Alternative solutions:
If the above recommendations don’t work, copy this code snippet from here https://d.pr/n/hUqgHq and paste it inside the child theme’s functions.php . It will disable the nonce check.
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