jmlefelar

Thanks for the prompt reply! The page is https://mogproject.org/contact/.
Steps:
1) Install Glossary and Activate – success
2) Add Categories via WordPress Dashboard: Glossary->Categories. I added several with no parent. – success
3)Added a Term via Dashboard: Glossary->Add Term: added the term “Acute” in one of my glossary categories from step 2. I was shown an edit panel that looks like I am adding a post. I added the definition in the text area for content. The settings I saw there for the glossary were: “Glossary Post Override” section with aa a toggle, “Disable Glossary for this Post”. I did not turn this on. I published this and was able to view it at the URL that was assigned: https://mogproject.org/glossary/acute/.
4) Then I wanted to test the ability for the tooltip to show up in text on a page of mine. I enabled the following settings on the Dashboard: Glossary->Settings: Under the “Settings for Post Types”, “Enable in”, I toggled the following: “Page (page)”, “Custom Layout (neve_custom_layouts)”, “Custom Code (elementor_snippet)”, “Glossary Term (glossary)”, “Font (elementor_font)”. Under “Enable also in following archives”, I toggled on “Home”, “Category archive”, “Tag archive”, “Glossary archive”, “Glossary Taxonomy”. I toggled on the “Glossary Alphabetical order in Glossary Archives”. Then I saved these settings.
5) Next, I went to my dashboard to edit the page, https://mogproject.org/contact/. I use the Elementor Pro editor. I added a “Text Editor” box and typed in “MOG-AD relapses can be acute, so please take care.”. I press update and go to view it. The entire sentence in the published page is not there.
6) I go back and edit the page again. I remove the word “acute” from the sentence in the text editor and update the page. I now see the sentence, “MOG-AD relapses can be, so please take care.” visible on the published page”.

I really think that the glossary is finding the term “acute” in that text but when it goes to replace the word “acute” with a link to my glossary term post for “acute” (https://mogproject.org/glossary/acute/), it botches the whole content of that section. I have no proof of that, but could you please help me understand why this is happening or how to get data to you so that you can fix it? Is it the Elementor editor or Neve Theme that is the problem?
I appreciate any help you can provide.