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Isuue is resolved. Thank you for the quick and effective response.

Isuue is resolved. Thank you for the quick and effective response.

@-peteman- enable jquery migrate helper appears to be valid solution. Mine is also effective (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-not-working-after-wordpress-5-5-update/#post-13241871), but is not globally valid.

The situation might vary in each case. Some console output will be useful and I will try to iterate and help. Also some purging of cached content is recommended.

Okay. I am sure that the issue is due to missing JavaScript variable definition. The solution in my case:

I have installed “Add Admin JavaScript” plugin. Than, I added the following declaration in the field “Admin JavaScript (in head)”:

var uavc = 'uavc';

Then the WPBakery editor began working properly. In any other case you must reproduce the error in the console. The steps to find the variable that lacks declaration:

1. Open your post in edit mode of WPBakery.
2. Try to edit some element in your structure.
3. Now press F12 and see the X-marked errors, marked as red circle in your upper right corner of the console.
4. Find the name of the variable in question – it will be bearing “not defined” complaint.
5. Now use my solution above, using the specific name of your variable and the plugin I’ve installed.

It might just do the trick. ??

Well, I would like to point out that the Ultimate Addons for WPBakery 3.19.5 is the plugin that causes problems in my case. The definition of uavc does not comply. So, if I disable UA for WPBakery, all comes to place. I am working on solution for reactivating Ultimate Addons for WPBakery, but it is going to take some detailed debugging.