Kürzlich meldete einer unserer Nutzer ein sehr merkwürdiges Problem mit seiner Installation. Wenn er einen Beitrag schrieb, konnte er nicht sehen, was er schrieb. Denn der Text des Beitragseditors war weiß. Außerdem fehlten alle Schaltflächen des visuellen Editors, und die Möglichkeit, von visuell zu HTML zu wechseln, funktionierte nicht. In diesem Artikel zeigen wir Ihnen, wie Sie das Problem mit dem weißen Text und den fehlenden Schaltflächen im visuellen Editor von WordPress beheben können.
Hinweis für Einsteiger: Wenn Sie nach versteckten Schaltflächen suchen, die Sie vielleicht in Screenshots anderer Websites sehen, dann suchen Sie wahrscheinlich nach der Küchenspüle. Sie müssen auf das Symbol für die Küchenspüle klicken, um diese anderen Optionen wie Unterstreichen, Aus Word kopieren usw. zu sehen.
Einige Websites verwenden auch das TinyMCE Advanced Plugin, um verschiedene andere Schaltflächen hinzuzufügen, die standardmäßig nicht vorhanden sind.
Für den Rest von Ihnen, die wirklich ein Problem mit fehlenden Schaltflächen oder weißem Text im visuellen Editor haben, dann fahren Sie mit diesem Tutorial fort.
Löschen Sie den Browser-Cache
Bei unserer Suche fanden wir Benutzer, die angaben, dass das Löschen des Browser-Caches bei ihnen funktionierte. Als Erstes sollten Sie versuchen, den Browser-Cache zu löschen oder einen anderen Browser zu verwenden. Es könnte sich um ein Problem mit Ihrem Computer handeln.
Wenn dies Ihr Problem nicht behebt, liegt das Problem vielleicht bei Ihrer Installation?
Ersetzen von TinyMCE-Skripten
Vielleicht ist dieses Problem nach dem Update aufgetreten? Das ist zwar unwahrscheinlich, aber vielleicht ist bei der Aktualisierung etwas schief gelaufen. Versuchen Sie, den Ordner /wp-includes/js/tinymce/ durch eine neue Kopie zu ersetzen.
Behebung mit wp-config
Wenn keiner der oben genannten Tricks bei Ihnen funktioniert hat, öffnen Sie Ihre wp-config.php-Datei und fügen Sie die folgende Zeile ganz oben nach dem öffnenden php-Tag ein.
define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false);
Mit diesem Trick wurde das Problem bei unserem Benutzer, der dieses Problem gemeldet hat, behoben. Wir hoffen, dass eine der in diesem Artikel aufgeführten Lösungen Ihr Problem mit dem weißen Text und den fehlenden Schaltflächen im visuellen Editor von WordPress beheben wird. Wenn Sie eine andere Lösung gefunden haben, die bei Ihnen funktioniert hat, dann teilen Sie sie bitte in den Kommentaren mit.
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Raj says
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
not working for me
When i am trying to update any post it is showing this error
This page isn’t working
example.com didn’t send any data.
ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
Please help me i am waiting for your response.
Vishal says
Hi I Need Some Urgent Help Regarding My WordPress Post Editing . When I published Post and after that i come again in editor. the post heading and photo not show in post editor menu but photo and heading show in published post .Please Tell Me How I Can Solve This Problem.I want To Edit Photo But I can’t Remove Because In Post Editor Photo Not Show. Photo & Heading Show Only Published Post.
Kevlin Brown says
Nothing worked since I upgraded to the latest WordPress! Visual Editor Button shows but not responding when clicked.
Disabling all plugins, Not change;
Including the define ( ‚CONCATENATE_SCrIPTS‘, false ); No change
Change themes to WordPress default, nothing
I am tired.
WPBeginner Support says
Hey Kevlin,
Try disabling browser extensions. You can also use inspect tool to see if there are some errors or warnings displayed in browser console.
Admin
Haran says
Hi
I used the plain HTML option in GetResponse to create a simple form containing email field and signup command button. GetResponse preview form is good. Next I pasted the code in my WordPress.org V4.8 text editor. Noticed there is are a 4-5 lines gap between the fields and the command button in the visual editor. Tried deleting the spaces in WordPress page using the visual editor but somehow the HTML code got deleted too. Would appreciate if anyone could inform me how to delete the spaces between the email field and form command button
Elviera says
Thank you – it worked for me!
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
jack glendening says
fixed by removing a .htaccess file I’d put into wp-includes following a wpbeginner recommendation = #4 in https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/9-most-useful-htaccess-tricks-for-wordpress/
Tripti says
Hey
I am not able to access the HTML Text Editor. I can see the button but if I press it, nothing happens. The Visual Editor is visible but is completely blank and in some pages has just some random text in it.
I tried all of the solutions listed here but nothing has helped. If anybody could help me? Please?
Frank says
Worked like a charm – thank you so much!
Should I expect any side effects though?
Matt Clark says
SOLVED! This solution worked for me.
Adding… define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); to your wp-config.php file just below the…. define(‚DB_HOST‘ line.
You have to do so by accessing your FTP (or a file manager in your hosting account’s control panel). You can edit the file with a plain text editor or TextWrangler!
All the best,
-M@tt
Bo says
Can’t thank you enough. Adding config line brought it all back.
Had NO IDEA how to fix it.
GEORGE says
Solved the issue by adding the code line!!
Sushmita says
I have tried everything listed up there and I am still getting tinymce error on console and editor not working.
Can anyone help??
Nitin says
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
Saved my day
Marek says
I’m facing similar issue. After the latest update (Version 58.0.3029.81 (64-bit), it appears that WordPress image edit button is missing when editing a post in chrome. I know that it’s NOT a WP issue because it works fine in Firefox. See attached screenshot. Does anyone know how to fix it?
Todd says
I did #2 and #3…I don’t know which one worked, but one of them did indeed fix it!! Thanks.
Sabrina says
Thanks for this post!
The last trick with the wp-config file fixed this issue for me.
Deborah says
Thanks so much – I put
1 <?php
2 define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);
It worked PERFECT!
Philip Jugasingham says
Thank you so much,it’s back after update the editor.
Jack Walrad says
Having a weird version of this issue. If I log in to my wordpress editor (on godaddy server) from my office machine I have no problem with Visual Editor. However, logging in from home PC the Editor does not appear. Same logon details, same acct, just different machines (both using same version of Chrome). Would love to solve this.
Jack Walrad says
I have a very challenging version of this problem. If I log in to my wordpress site (hosted by godaddy) from my office I have no problem with Visual Editor. However, when I log in from home, using exact same acct, same username/PW, Visual Editor exhibits the problems spoken to here: no text, no editor toolbars and no ability to switch from Visual to Text. I haven’t a clue. Any advice on this would be very appreciated.
Brenda Cooper says
I have the same issue as you, Jack. Please can you tell me how you solved this?
Sami says
Thank you for such a helpful and wonderful blog!
This might sound like a silly question but where is the „wp-config.php“ located? I expected to find that file under „Appearances“–>“Editor“ where other .php files are but I cannot find this one. Am I missing something? Thank you for your help!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Sami,
It is located in your site’s root folder. You can access it using an FTP client or file manager in your web hosting cPanel.
Admin
Steven says
What kind of social sharing buttons are you guys using for your site?
Those are exactly what I am looking for!!
Thanks
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Steven,
It is custom code we wrote to use on our own site.
Admin
Kaan Karadeniz says
Hello there, I faced with the same problem with my two installation. I switched different themes but it didn’t work… Lastly I found AdBlock blocking something and checked it, let AdBlock ignore my sites and it worked fine.
If you use AdBlock, check it first before you implement something or making any change. I highly suggest this.
MF says
I had this problem and define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); fixed it!!
What does this script?
qborg says
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); helped.
thanks guys!
Syed Muntazir Mehdi says
Hello Guys ,
i am facing problem when i click on page edit option then „Use Fusion Builder „Button is not working and i am unable to edit my page
Any Solution of this problem ???
Thanks in Advance
Mark says
This question does not pertain to this particular thread, you might try searching fusion builder and unable to edit page. This is a different problem. Are others still experiencing?
Michael Bach says
Hi,
Thank you for the help. To all those that had no luck like myself I found that if you use cloudflare your servers firewall may block some of their IP’s deniying you access. If you go to development mode and inspect the element and get a 522 error then go to cloudflare, copy their IP ranges and whitelist them on your server. This worked for me!
Juba says
Thanks !!!!!!!
Eleina says
Just wanted to say thank you; I added the code you suggested to the WP-Config file and it solved my problem – after a lot of searching, thanks so much!!!
Daniel S says
I replaced TinyMCE and it didn’t help. Then finally I edited wp-config.php and added
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
as suggested and it did the trick! It works fine just as before! Thanks a lot for the tip!
Cleiford says
Absolutely awesome. This solved my problem. Thank you so much.
Vicki Kessel says
I can not get any of these fixes to work, is there anyone that can help? I am sick about this.
ricardopelin says
none of the others fix have worked with me I am desperated…
pls HELP ME
Ghio Coste says
if does not work the above – define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); – you should look if some other malicious code in your website and if you use any cachein program disable and clear the cache.
kindest regards to all.
Chris Alphen says
I tried this solution as well as many others suggested elsewhere. My problem is not the white on white but the fact that visual editor is blank even though there is plenty of content. Editor opens in text where content is visible but when I toggle to visual it’s blank. Then text is also blank when toggling back and then another toggle removes the compose window entirely.
After the upgrade to 4.6.1 I started to see minor indications of this problem but a refresh usually allowed me to continue. Upgrade to 4.7 made the problem worse so i reverted back to 4.6 but still in limbo.
I’d appreciate any suggestions
Thanks
OctoFreddy says
thank !
same probleme and with update wp-config with ( ‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
What are the consequences for the future updates, is this DIY?
Theron Rawls says
Having this same issue but it’s only when someone using another user role other than administrator attempts to post to a post. I attempted all of the above with no luck.
Any other ideas?
Mark says
Ok – this is very frustrating!
Thank you by the way! I have applied the define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); to several sites and had it work, then, I have on another two sites and it does not!! I cant edit any pages or do anything in the back-end of these sites!
What is the cause of this has anyone determined it? and the permanent fix?
Thank you!
RiZ says
Tried all of the above, but the only solution that worked was refreshing the .htaccess file.
Mark says
How „exactly“ did you „refresh the .htaccesss“ where is it? How?
Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Mark,
You can refresh .htaccess file by updating your permalink structure. Simply visit Settings » Permalinks page in WordPress admin area and then click on the save changes button without changing anything.
Admin
Joni Solis says
Refreshing the Permalinks helped me — Thanks so much!
Naijaitunes says
I also have ride same issue I tried all the above method but non worked
Steve says
If none of the above works for you, here’s another couple of things to try:
Log into PHPMyAdmin, click on your database’s ‚wp_options‘ table and look for the record called ‚can_compress_scripts‘. If this has a value of „1“ for the ‚option_value‘, change it to ‚0‘ then save the change. (If you can’t locate this record in your table, it’s possible that it doesn’t exist, in which case you’ll need to create it.) Now try logging into WordPress and see if you can create a new page or post.
If not, the other thing that sometimes does the trick – and this is mainly for those who have a relatively new install – is going into FTP and just plain wiping everything and re-uploading a fresh WordPress install. Stick your details in wp-config.php as normal but leave the database as it is. Try logging into the dashboard and creating a new page or post. Within a few seconds, the toolbar and black text should hopefully reappear. You could then try adding things one by one – your previous theme folder, your plugins, and so on.
Thanks!! says
Changing this value in the table worked for me on 9 WordPress installs. Thanks!
Dwayne says
I had this issue on one of our sites and the method of changing the database value fixed it. Thank you very much
Kim says
I love you man you saved my life
Ajmal Shah says
Guys i have the same problem with my WP and i tried all the above solutions but really not anyone worked for me???? PLZ HELP me
Will be appreciated…!
Nicolas DEPOILLY says
Hi,
I updated my wordpress to last 4.6.1, and it wasnt working also on previous versions.
Browser cache is cleared, wp-includes/js/tinymce removed and reinserted from scratch 4.6.1 wordpress, plugin tinyMce updated to last version ( as well all removed and reinserted from scratch to version 4.4.1).
I have in my config file :
file : wp-config.php
<?php
define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
…..
I just tried all solutions above, none of them worked, any idea?
Thanks
KP says
Thank you! ~ from another one for whom it took the „define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);“ addition to work.
It went white-on-white midway during some set-up editing, possibly with some plugin updates.
Dave Newman says
I just tried all of these things with no success. Then I deleted my .htaccess file at the site’s root and it came back. It’s been missing for months!
Eric says
Worked, thanks! define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
mike says
thank you man
Neal Ghoshal says
Thank you for the post – much appreciated …
Adding
define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false);
to my wp-config file finally did the trick. After 4 hours of struggling with the issue … but glad to find a solution!
have a great day
Dennis Brown says
Sorry I don’t understand you instructions above… define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); How do i find the location to post this please?
Carolina Llanos says
Open your config.php file in the root folder of your site and add this line after „<?php"
ADD THIS: define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false);
Save and upload again. It worked for me
Talpa Alexandru says
+ 1 “ define(‚CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS‘, false); “ update to 4.6
10 x