michaelbrazell

Ok, I’ve done a little more testing. Stand alone, the plugin works fine with 4.5.2. It would seem like another plugin is throwing an exception and then twentytwenty is failing. Still looking to see which plugin is failing in my client’s site.

Wanted to chime in because a client of mine has run into this issue. There is a problem with the latest version of jQuery (1.12.3) and either this plugin, or another plugin that is causing a downstream issue with twentytwenty.

A quick (but bad) fix can be to revert to an older version of jQuery, 1.11.3 works. But this is a bad solution because it’s swapping out the jQuery that ships with WP Core for an older version. I’d avoid it for any production websites, but it can be a temporary solution while you fix the problem. Because this is a bad solution, I don’t want to link to ways to revert back to jQuery 1.11.3, but you can google it.

A better fix is to investigate what is causing jQuery to not fire on the front end. In the case of my client it is this:

unrecognized expression: a[href*=#]:not([href=#])

And in the case of the user Sequiturs up there, it is similar

Syntax error, unrecognized expression: .mobile_menu > ul > li.has_sub > span.mobile_arrow, .mobile_menu > ul > li.has_sub > h6, .mobile_menu > ul > li.has_sub > a[href*=#]

Sequiturs, if you’re using a mobile_menu plugin you can try disabling it, and then seeing if this twentytwenty plugin works again. That would help isolate the issue.

I’m going to do some more investigating and try to isolate the issue with this plugin against a blank WP install.

Stay tuned.
Cheers.

I know that this is several months old and so I apologize for resurrecting it but this was the top post in Google for one of my searches.

I find the visual editor in 2.2 to be completely dysfunctional, in both IE7 and the latest FireFox. I am trying to layout a page in it, something simple, with a few spaces, some images, some text next to the images, and so on… and no matter what I do, I cannot get any break returns or new paragraphs to be generated.

If I hit enter, which would presumeably make a new paragraph, no new paragraph is created… It just pretends like I didn’t do it when save/publish the page.

I have gone into the code editor, and added paragraph tags where I need them… the appropriate <p> and </p> around where they should be, and if I hit “Save” and then go back to edit the page — the changes that I made are gone, removed, nixed. This is remarkably troublesome and something that did not happen in prior instances of WordPress. To continue, even if I manually add the <p> and </p> in the code view, and then go to the Visual view, it removes the code that I added right then and there when I switch back. This is absurd.

I’ve tried using IE7 and FireFox to no avail, I don’t have any 3rd party plugins. I am using a custom theme but I’ve done themes in the past without trouble and this is happening with the default themes as well. WYSIWYG editors are a cool idea and they’re functional in many cases, but if you cannot add break returns or new paragraphs without the software removing them automatically — for no reason (as if the software thinks that it knows when I want paragraphs and when I don’t) — is a great hindrance.

Eh, I’ll keep trying…. but this is a huge problem for me.