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My block editing outline and my webpage (livingstable.com) is looking totally fine. I tried disabling and enabling visual editor but did not work. My plug ins and other updates are up to date. So went on troubleshooting mode and used another theme to see if that worked and found the text, para and the outline looked good without the error as above. Are you familiar with this issue? Could you help fix this as I like Customify theme and prefer to use it instead of another one. Thank you

My website is : [Moderated: Redundant link removed]

Image for reference – https://ibb.co/YLkn7bg

What I’ve tried, to no effect:

• cleared browser cache, cookies, session and all browser add-ons
• disabled all WP plugins and cleared any page cache.

Pasting links does work with Chrome, but it’s not a browser I wish to use.

Any suggestions gratefully accepted — except changing browser.

But when you make a Google Gadget or Chart (from Google Docs spreadsheets) the “embed” code it gives you is not actually inside of object or embed tags. Instead it lives in a script tag.

These do work fine when published into WordPress, but the visual editor does NOT give any indication that something is there. It becomes a completely invisible element in the visual editor.

Any fix or workaround for that you can think?

Second, there’s clearly a whole class of problems here and I’m focussed on the one I have for obvious reasons.

So, how to verify you’ve the same problem. Use some sort of debugger tool like firebug etc, Peter Hengl gives a nice description here : https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/164990

The first thing to establish is that it’s not a cache problem, at least not in the way that keeps getting posted. For a start, browser and network caches don’t work like that. What I did find was that different files were returned using different clients, any browser (opera, safari, firefox) over three OS’es (Mac OSX, XP, Linux) returned a “cached” file that didn’t reflect debugging changes I made on the server, it was instantly obvious from a network trace that this wasn’t held in any browser cache. However, curl and wget instantly reflected the debug code, someone should have tried that before blaming caching as it’s obvious when you look at the code in tiny_mce_config.php why that’s going to be different. In fact, looking at the code I’d guess this would also work correctly (this far) in IE5.

To fix this, remove the files from wp-content/uploads/js_cache and you’ll start getting an up to date copy of the mce code. NOTE, not everyone will have this issue as such, the cache code is broken in a way I’ve not fully analysed so this is a nuisance rather than the root cause.

Next, to the source of the real problem. The debugger instantly spots this, it’s related to some I18n code and follows back to the get_locale function. The function is weak and used weakly in places which is why there’s a problem. This problem will most likely effect people not using 100% English language environments like Peter who’s German or me with Swiss/French locale, in fact, Peter’s nationality already made me guess the I18n code was broken.

The simple fix is to go to your wp-config file and set the WPLANG variable to something suitable. For me, “en” is fine.

I just upgraded to 2.5, but when I did I lost my visual editor. When you look at the “Write” page it shows the “Visual” tab as highlighted, but you can’t click on HTML and all that displays in the editor are the generic HTML buttons.

I also get this error message from Web Developer Toolbar
Error: missing ) after formal parameters
Source File: https://www.leecoursey.net/blog/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_config.php?ver=20080327
Line: 37

Here is a screenshot of what the funky toolbar looks like.
https://www.leecoursey.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/funky-editor1.jpg

Any help would be appreciated. I have tried to search the forums for an answer, but there are so many “I forgot to check ‘Use Visual Editor’ resposnses that I can’t find this”

I’d love to give some link-love to whoever finds a solution.