I didn’t realize anything was even missing until coming across this link: https://forum.tagdiv.com/post-formats-for-tinymce/.
As far as I know, I’ve been missing everything from the beginning. All I have currently viewable is the top line from the ‘bold’ icon to the first solid chain ‘hyperlink’ icon. The “kitchen sink” toggle toolbar button is missing, along with the rest of the text edit options.
I’ve disabled all plugins with no change.
I’ve switched themes with no change.
I’ve installed TinyMCE plugin and gained most text icons, but still missing the toggle and a few others.
Please help me. I’m coming across little bugs here and there that is making the $60 theme seem not so worth $60. I’m literally spending more time troubleshooting stuff than I am getting content out. Missing these options is restricting me from being able to properly format my articles.
Hi,
Please provide some more details, and some screenshot with this problem, what version of WordPress you have, if you have the last one, you have Gutenberg and the post editor will look like this -> https://www.screencast.com/t/qkppkJck2 if is so you can usi the classic edito r -> https://www.screencast.com/t/UIGrLdVvm6 also please be sure that the editor is extend -> https://www.screencast.com/t/JVizAu3U -> https://www.screencast.com/t/JVizAu3U -> https://www.screencast.com/t/8hQnUBD83FdC
Thank you for your understanding!
The classic text editing options were never available nor was the proper formatting of text and images UNTIL I had installed ‘classic editor’ (including ‘classic’ paragraph). Previously, aligning an image left would not allow the following text to format itself on the right side of the image. Now it does.
Also, with the ‘classic editor’ installed, the visual editor layout did not reflect what was shown on the site. I since uninstalled the ‘classic editor’ and now suddenly I have the classic options available again as well as content formatting properly next to pictures.
I have no idea how to explain it other than installing and uninstalling that plug-in seemed to do the trick.
