Hi, the first thing you can check is whether there is any JavaScript errors within your WordPress dashboard – press CTRL+SHIFT+J keys to display the JavaScript console.
Also check the the change you are making to the slide content – check there is no badly-formed HTML, such as tags that are not closed, mis-matching tags etc.
Thank you!
Yes, there actually are a couple errors in the dashboard.
One I’m working on now, but the other is this: https://imgur.com/FOkhYAd
The file path listed is this: /plugins/slide-anything/js/add_tinymce_button.js?wp-mce-4960-20190918
Have not seen that error before, but a couple of things you can try.
– Tick the “DOMContentLoaded event” checkbox (under “Other Settings”)
– Install the “Classic Editor” plugin
Bummer. I did try the DOM checkbox and get the same results whether it’s on or off. The other error was fixed, and definitely don’t want to go back to the classic editor.
I removed the tinymce files and references from the plugin to test, and fixed the JS errors in the dashboard. It turns out everything works fine unless I try to use a shortcode to display a query (yes, the shortcode button is ticked and other shortcodes work fine). I was testing with my own query shortcode, and then tested with a popular plugin for a query shortcode in case it was my code–still every time I click “Update” everything reverts back to defaults.
Any other content besides queries works.
The strange thing is that it did work at first, but as soon as I went to tweak a setting, it all stopped.
