• “Has this happened to anyone else?

    I updated WordPress to version 7. At first, the famous white screen appeared when trying to publish a new post, which I managed to fix by switching browsers. However, why is the editor font so small?

    Just to note, I’ve already disabled all plugins, cleared the cache, and did a manual reinstall.”

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  • Moderator threadi

    (@threadi)

    Which theme do you use and did you try to change it as a test?

    Thread Starter Fabi Neves

    (@fabineves)

    “I am using a theme I downloaded from WordPress.org itself, but I tested it using Twenty Twenty-Five and the editor is fine.

    You can get an idea of what the editor looks like from this link: https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/60639290?key=2d06ab8e9a5e2d0d8632e5e10cbf9360

    Moderator threadi

    (@threadi)

    Okay, and which theme is causing this issue? If it works with TT5, you should contact the support team for the theme you’re using so they can make it compatible with WordPress 7.0.

    Thread Starter Fabi Neves

    (@fabineves)

    From what I’ve noticed, this will happen with about 80% of the themes. I tested it with a default WordPress theme, as well as Astra, Kadence, and GeneratePress, and the problem doesn’t happen with those. But for others like Newscrunch, .it seems we’ll need to get in touch with their support team.

    Thanks anyway.

    I experienced the same and the fonts are weird because the editor is trying to use your theme styles, just go to Preferences > Appearances > Turn off use theme styles.

    Moderator threadi

    (@threadi)

    Yes, I can see that now on Newscrunch. But that’s all I’ve seen so far. There’s actually a lack of compatibility with changes in WordPress 7.0, which needs to be addressed by the theme developer.

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