Molly Magai

I have solved my problem by going back to Gutenberg 6.7. In the long term I’m going to want to return to using the newest version, so I’m still interested in finding out what was wrong. I have uploaded the first 4 pages of JavaScript errors, and the last page of them (there were a lot), to https://www.mollymagai.net/screenshots/1.png, where screenshots are numbered 1.png, 2.png, 3.png, 4.png, and 9.png.

I should add, I tried switching themes to Genesis, and the problem was solved. So I guess my own customizations are at fault…

No, that’s not what I mean.

https://sngi.org/b/screenshot.png

The option is two up from Advanced. The image is two screenshots next to each other, one with the “Custom CSS” option open and one with it closed. Maybe the options’s not supposed to be there, but it is.

Hi – Thanks for responding. I’m sorry I wasn’t clear. In the WordPress Admin panel, working on a page, there is a settings panel on the right. When you select the Atomic Blocks Post & Grid block, there is a “Custom CSS” item at the bottom of the settings panel. It’s a place where you can type in some custom CSS. So I did that. My code didn’t work quite correctly, so I went in to modify it, and my code no longer appeared in the admin panel. However, the code did continue to modify the appearance of my block when viewed in Chrome, and the code I wrote still showed up in the page source (I believe the code was in the php page, not in an external CSS file.

It seemed clear that somewhere, Atomic Blocks saved the code I typed into the admin panel, and that if I could find it, I could delete it manually. Hence my question.

I ended up deciding it would be easier just to delete the block and start over, so I did. So the problem is moot now – but like I say, it seems like it could be a bug.

I was using the “Custom CSS” area in the Admin Panel because the code in my stylesheet – located in the root folder of my child theme – was not overriding Atomic Blocks’ own CSS. AB seems to have several stylesheets, and at least one of them comes after mine. I wasn’t able to override basic things like the font size of the headings. I haven’t yet figured out how to make WordPress put my stylesheet in a different place.

Sure, okay, but invalid code doesn’t mean something will be missing from view-source in IE that is present in Firefox.

Well, apparently the page was unpublished – though it didn’t say so in the page listing. But why on earth would it show up in Firefox, then?