Jim

Thank you for the reply. I don’t have my custom CSS for TablePress in the plugin, I put it in my theme css. But I saved that Plugin Options page anyway, toggling the checkbox for CSS and saving again.

Still no tablepress-combined.min.css?ver=61 file in the wp-content folder.

OK Gerroald, I forwarded that to you yesterday with the requested information.
Jim

Then I checked it in webmail – it is also messed up there – the text doesn’t wrap to the window.

Many thanks for looking into it deeply! Before I heard back from you, I reset the Wordfence settings. Then, with WF activated, testing showed no problem. Not sure if some setting did it or there was some corruption.

But I fiddled with the settings a bit, then did the whitelist as you kindly described in detail. Still no problem!

Sorry, I spoke too soon. Although this approach allows text to wrap properly, I also use little graphics for certain sections that should align right against the images. With this approach, those graphics get bunched down by the last photo; I can’t control their location.

Here is what it looks like (correctly) with the big floating div surrounding the photo image blocks so you can see what I’m trying to do:
https://forestpathology.org/canker/sooty-bark-maple/

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Jim.

Thanks, but in my experience “clear” will clear the text too and prevent wrapping. So any subsequent text will start below the previous image, alongside the image with “clear”, unless a following image also has “clear”, in which case it gets pushed down farther.

I found the problem. It was a Firefox extension called User-Agent Switcher. Disabling that fixed the block editor. Thanks for your help @t-p.