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Tried using other browser. Tried cleaning browser cache and cleaning wp-super-cache cache. Both didn’t help.

Yes. Sure.

I got it working. I’ve written a small plug-in:

function add_style($content) {
        add_editor_style();
        return $content;
}
add_action('init', 'add_style');

Then I placed editor-style.css with following code in my theme:

body.mceContentBody {
    font: 16px/19px Ubuntu,Calibri,Tahoma,Georgia,"Times New Roman","Bitstream Charter",Times,serif;
}

body.mceContentBody pre {
    16px/19px Consolas,"Courier New",Courier;
}

and it worked.
So, again, thanks for helping me to figure this out.

@alchymyth, this is seems to be what I am looking for. Thanks.

Anyone?

Adam, Thanks for your response.

To be honest shortcode api doesn’t suite my plug-in very well. It is more suitable for cases when you need to do some processing to some small piece of code. For that to work, you can leave the right shortcode api tag in the post contents and the api will replace it with something meaningful. My plug-in does something a little more complicated.

It replaces the toc tag with table of contents, but also, it searches for all html heading tags in the post and puts an anchor link around them. When the plug-in generates the toc, it links to the anchors in the toc. It seems to me that with shortcode api it will be much more difficult to do.

Something tells me that using shortcode api instead of the filter, may fix the problem with google, but before I go on and rewrite the entire plug-in, I want to get to the root of the problem.
Do you have any idea what it might be?

I think I found it finally. It’s in wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/advanced/skins/wp_theme/content.css. body.mceContentBody and pre tags.

@whooami: Thanks for the reply. Actually I already saw your standard reply here on forum and done 99% of what you suggested to do. But still, I could not find a backdoor.

I didn’t see the cached version of the post before, so the “These terms only appear in links pointing to this page” thing is new to me. Does this mean that my web-site is actually ok and some porn site or hacked blog pointing to my web-site?

Now I am totally confused. The keywords appear in “external links to your site”, in Google webmasters tool->Statistics->What googlebot sees. This backs your findings about cached version of the post. But in any case, does it harm my web-site? Is there anything I can do about it?

One good thing came out of this already. I turned the web-site upside down securing everything I could reach ??

Oh I forgot to mention. I am working with Firefox 3.0.3 on XP.
Alex.

I am afraid I have to agree. Although I won’t be downgrading, I will look for some desktop software alternative to the editor. Really sorry about that.

Any ideas? Anyone?