Hi,
it's making me totally mad. I don't know why this happened but I can't fix it.
In Chrome/IE every other theme shows the 'rich-text' enable/disable link and works. Only all Genesis-Themes and subthemes won't let me choose and diables rich-text.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it used to work. But then I disabled rich-text once and since then it stays like this. I even tried the newest dev Theme, but no go.
I tried it with another pc and Chrome, nogo...
I tried with IE, nogo.
Funny is, the relevant source code shows the part where it should show up.
On the other hand, with FireFox everything works as it should, everything. I can enable and disable rich-text as usually.
Now I am totally clueless. I cleared the browser-cache, the drupal cache, restarted.
What is it that makes Genesis don't work with Chrome/IE?
Is there a way to reenable richt-text in phpmyadmin?
What piece of template-code is responsible for showing up the rich-text link?
I would really really hate to convert my dark-theme to another theme ;((((
Thanks for your help...
Drip
Comments
Comment #1
DrippelDrop@drupal.org commentedGot it, after trying so much...
I had the twitter widget in a block and that caused the misbehaving.
Funnily the other themes don't have any problems with this widget and firefox neither.
But once I disable this block I get my rich-text back.
Happy oh so happy again :)
Comment #2
Jeff Burnz commentedWhich editor are you using and which twitter widget - is it one you can grab off the twitter site?
I would like to try and replicate this issue.
Comment #3
DrippelDrop@drupal.org commentedSorry for taking so long.
I'm using the WYSIWYG-Module with yui and CKEditor.
The Twitter-Widget is the one I found here: http://twitter.com/goodies/widget_profile
I build it into a block using the generated Code as php-format.
This is the code:
Hope it helps.