Our last solution involves more technical chops. Go to your Visual Editor to see if it’s working.

Now, select Activate to reactivate all your plugins and click Apply.

Go to Bulk Actions and click Deactivate.

Check the box next to Plugin to select all the plugins.

On the left side of your dashboard, go to Plugins > Installed Plugins.Whatever the reason, you should try deactivating all your plugins. Maybe the software isn’t configured correctly or maybe it needs an update to work with the latest version of WordPress. Plugins are known causes for issues within WordPress. Now, check to see if your Visual Editor reappears. For your chosen theme, click Install and then Activate.You can choose from thousands of themes and install them on your WordPress website. Method 3: Install a New ThemeĮvery theme won’t be compatible with your WordPress Visual Editor.

Go to Dashboard > Updates in your WordPress account.Īfter it's done installing, check to see if the Visual Editor is working.Before you attempt this method, you’ll want to create a backup of your current website. You also can try reinstalling your website to the latest version of WordPress. Still not working? Let’s try the next solution. Uncheck the box next to Disable the visual editor when writing. Hard refresh the page using Ctrl + F5 (Windows users) or Cmd, Shift, and R (Mac users). At the bottom of the page, click the blue Update Profile button. Check the box beside Disable the visual editor when writing. On the left-hand side, go to Users > Your Profile.

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