In Firefox 64.0.2, Mac OSX 10.13.6, Wordpress Dashboard issues. No Markup menu appears above a post's content area. I don't like to use Chrome, but am forced to do that today so that the Wordpress Dashboard works properly. Otherwise I can't add a link or make anything bold or italic without manually typing in the html in Firefox.
What version of word-press are you using (in the admin on the dashboard tab in the at a glance section)? Are there any Java Script errors in your console (right click and inspect element the click console tab)?
I tested version 4.9.9 with Fire Fox and it seams to be working for me...
Make sure your in the Text tab when editing.
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Having an issue where my Wordpress dropdown built in the appearance menu section remains open in the primary navigation only on desktop; the mobile menu works as expected.
I'm using Foundation press v.6+. Don't think it's a JS issue since the mobile menu is working and i'm not getting any errors in the console. I have no live site link for an example unfortunately and am just working in localhost.
only active plugin is elementor and default wordpress plugins.
image of what the open drop down looks like
Just trying to find a solution to make the dropdown remain closed until clicked. I have been searching for hours and have found no solutions that work.
Turns out , top-bar-right , really dislikes flex properties. removing my display:inline-flex attribute solved my issue.
So if you take a look at the website I am currently developing.
Particularly in the footer section of the website.
http://yourfitrepublic.com/
In Google Chrome, I am not able to see my picture in footer, but the rest are shown(they come with the template) It all is displayed in Safari for instance, but not in Chrome.
So the problem is with the pictures I have uploaded via ftp.
I have tried, disabling all of my extension, launching in incognito mode, checking the permissions, javascript and images are enabled too ... nothing helps.
Any suggestions?
P.S. If you paste this link in Safari, it will display and image, but not in Chrome, or Firefox.
http://yourfitrepublic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/biceps-right.png
I am developing a child theme from Cherry Framework.
When in WordPress (4.3.1) on my live site the dropdown tabs at the top (Screen Option, Help, etc.) in the dashboard are not working. I did a bit of research and removed all plugins and custom jquery with the same result.
All works fine on my local server.
Does anyone have any ideas or where to look to make them work?
Thanks.
Thanks to the comments below here is a shot of the console errors:
I am using FB like button in Joomla. This is the address of my website http://www.kaefiggefluester.de.
For fb-like button, I am using custom html module with fb social plugin code and then loading it in user4 position which i defined in the template myself.
Now there are three different problems that I am facing.
In IE 9, before the fb-like button loads, it displays a white line. It disappears after the button is loaded. I am not facing this problem in Firefox.
Also, when loading the page in IE, it sometimes distorts the page. I know that one posts said that I should look for any script that distorts tag, however i face this problem only if I have facebook plugin enabled. IF I remove the fb-like code from Custom Joomla module, it works fine.
I have a component from Videoflow. I dont know exactly how it works but fb-like button doesnt work on the sampe page as this component. However it is working in IE but with wrong language. That is, my defined language for the button is DE (German) and so in rest of the pages it displays "Gefaellt mir." However, In KG TV it shows "Like." ... So this suggest that there is something wrong with loading of the script. However, this is happening in IE only. In firefox it is not loading at all.
If you think i should share some code, please let me know because there are so many files and I dont know which to share.
Regards
I suggest installing firebug for Firefox or using the Chrome equivalent to help you during the development of your website. You can then use the console to view if there are any problems. For example currently your website has these problems which might be the reason you are having the issues you mentioned:
I have installed the Akiraka theme from RocketTheme and am trying to get my sub-menu's working. Currently when I hover over the main menu item a white box displays where the sub-menu items should be.
The site is: http://testing.bfcmv.org/
I have compared everything to their site and can't see any difference between my configuration and their configuration.
Which browser/OS are you using? It looks to be working OK for me.
Tested on Linux Firefox/Chrome
I was trying to use the most recent version of WordPress 3.2.x and found that I should have been using a 2.x version.