did you see the post I left?  worked for me, but that was in FF…

did you research the funky characters in your theme js?  possibly corrupted…  can you fine in your theme where its loaded?  typically in header.php or functions.php… would like to try commenting out the loading real quick and see if that helps… 

in the middle of something (trimming the Xmas tree!), but will try to stop by in bit with the chatroom off and look…

Mr Papa said
did you see the post I left?  worked for me, but that was in FF…

did you research the funky characters in your theme js?  possibly corrupted…  can you fine in your theme where its loaded?  typically in header.php or functions.php… would like to try commenting out the loading real quick and see if that helps… 

in the middle of something (trimming the Xmas tree!), but will try to stop by in bit with the chatroom off and look…

I really want to thank all of you, for the help that your provided to me and the good intention within. I manage to fix the problem, it was located on the header.php.

I only have one remainder question, is there a way that i can ch ague the color of the tinymce plugin?

Do you mean the buttons on the toolbar? There are a couple of options that come with the tinymce plugin although they are not extensive. But you can change them yourself with a little photoshop work or look around for third party button sets. If you mean other aspects – like the background then you do have access to the CSS for styling.

But… if you are likely to be upgrading to WP 3.5 and SP 5.2 – both of which are likely to be released this week – then I would recommend waiting a bit as shortly after we release that we will be releasing an update to the tinyMCE plugin that starts to use the WP supplied version and you would be better off making adjustments to that instead. We can talk you through where to put the files you will need to change.

plus with the updated tinymce plugin coming with 5.2 later this week (assuming wp releases 3.5 as planned) you will have a choice between 5 different skins or variants – like the one we use here…