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u have no need to add a database. WP will create a database upon install

That box is clear. Thank you tho.

I hadda delete the entire site and reinstall WordPress. The site was only a couple of days old and I was still in the testing phase, but i did everything I could think of. I reverted to Twetny Twelve, I deactivated all the plugins…nothing helped or changed the missing Visual editor.
It’s no big deal, but it could have been.
Which leads me to: Is there a plugin (or another way) to revert any foul-ups? I’m thinking that a plugin that acts like a Windows “restore point.” Only in WordPress.
Anyways…I just installed 4.3.1 on my brand new WP install and all is well.

I’ll bet you learned quite a bit too. ??
Good luck.

Delete all your remote files by FTP and then reinstall/reupload WordPress. (BTW, this is a GREAT way to learn, by screwing things up and then learning from your mistakes. In theory, I should be a genius.)

Oh. Now I get it. Well duuuh.

3.5.1. here and nope, it works once and then quits working. ?? This could have been a great plugin.

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I’m referring to the widget/sidebar areas. I have 10 MegaMenu Widget areas, 5 Ad Hoc Widget areas, 5 Custom Layout Widget areas, etc., etc….
But thanks for responding.

Well why the F%^k don’t you tell anyone that?

?? Thanks iTux. I’ll be patient.

Thanks iTux, but I’m using s2Member…and I wanted to index both categories.
Oh well…