It is impossible that you run Jonradio Multiple Themes and Crayon Syntax Highlighter at the same time, to maintain a good relationship between both.
When I resumed a blog I had been suspended for over a year, I found some problems early. The first one is the problem of CSS mapping in Chrome’s development tool Inspector. I think this problem was solved by the process in a previous post.
The subject matter on this post title is what I noticed while writing that process.
The subject matter I noticed：
You can not preview your post or fixed page, If you use Crayon Syntax Highlighter while enabling the Jonradio Multiple theme of WordPress plugin.
At first, I thought that Syntax Highlighter was the only cause, so I tried two other plug-ins for other code display, but I can not find anything satisfied.
So I was thinking the alternate way of using WordPress on local host to edit articles efficiently, while I investigated the influence of the other plug-ins (this behavior itself occured on local host WordPress too). Then It turned out that this behavior was caused by a confliction between Syntax Highlighter and Multiple Themes.
There will be no way to solve this issue while by enabling both plug-in.
After all, 1) There is no mistake in the preview URL. 2) In the MySQL data table, the content and its state when the preview button was pressed are saved correctly (text in the column [guid] includes “autosave”). 3) However, the latest update content is displayed as a preview. This seems to be a very strange behavior.
So I stoped using Multiple Themes, and choosed to customize WordPress theme Twenty Fourteen to display a two columned layout, like WordPress theme Twenty Sixteen layout. The new theme Twenty Fourteen Son is using to display this article in a two columned layout. you are seeing a result of my solution now.
This article is a second trouble report … The third problem occurred when I investigated this second problem for long hours. At that time, the CPU overheat protection system worked, which forced my dynabook T552 shut down. I did not know that over 50% of the CPU power would be used momentaly when reloading the browser.
The third problem was solved by cleaning the CPU cooling fan of my dynabook.