Dale Rogers

Will do. @iandunn I just sent you an email.

Hi @iandunn. Thanks for responding. Both situations exist. Since WordPress is web based, students are free to use their laptops if they bring them to class. Most use the classroom computers which are iMacs with identical setups. Since it’s a Web Design program, the desktops are equipped with Safari, Firefox, and Chrome browsers. I believe the default browser is Safari, but students are free to use the one of their choice. The browsers would not have 3rd party extensions installed. All software licenses and user agreements have to be approved by the Tennessee Board of Regents legal department. Consequently we tend to have fairly vanilla installations. No offense to vanilla intended.

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I’m teaching a class on basic WordPress at a local Community College. Every student is encountering the same issue trying to update/publish posts and pages using the Gutenberg editor. I told them to use the classic editor which works fine.

The sites are being hosted on Bluehost. All sites are fresh installs with default plug-ins.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Dale Rogers.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Dale Rogers.

Did you ever get an answer to this issue? I’m having the same problem.

Thanks. I had the error when installing Contact Form 7. Deactivating the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin fixed that issue for me too.